I'm looking for a website that will give me an average price for O gauge trains. Anyone know a trusted site ?
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I use the mobile site on my phone there's no ads or anything I see
Originally Posted by Andrew87:
I use the mobile site on my phone there's no ads or anything I see
There should be a settings icon on the mobile version in the shape of a gear that will allow you to switch to standard view, then you should see the site contents as you would if working off a regular web browser.
Yes...John is correct Andrew. You have a setting on your mobile device that show allow you to view our pages where you can see all of the contents of our site...
Alan
Everyone wants a short cut 
. What ever happened to the "old-fashioned" buy the proper research material and look it up? There are so many variations on some cars. It's far better to do your own research and actually learn something in the process 
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I don't believe you can view completed listings without being a member of ebay.
Paul
Originally Posted by Happy Pappy:
Everyone wants a short cut . What ever happened to the "old-fashioned" buy the proper research material and look it up? There are so many variations on some cars. It's far better to do your own research and actually learn something in the process .
I agree. Completed listings will not explain the variations in an item that affect value.
Many of the wide variations in selling price for some items seen on Ebay is a result of the relative scarcity of some of these variations. Learning about these from a good guide book is a big part of the fun in this hobby.
Jim
If I want to know the price of something I just search for the item on eBay and put it on my watch list. When it sells I know the price, and it will remain there for quite some time.
Alan
