Question About A Anvil

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Pictures will help. How good is the face, straight, swayback, edges crisp or chipped out, all these thing can affect the value of the anvil.
 
They are worthless and impossible to get rid of. I'll help you out, since you are brand new here. I'll give you $100 if you'll split the shipping with me.

Just kidding.
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If it is in good shape it could fetch up to $400-500, a good deal would be in the $200-300 range. Below that ,you have to notify the police that you are planning on committing a crime ,before you buy it.

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Welcome ,again - Stacy
 
It is in pretty good condition there are a couple small places where it is kind of rounded down.the horn is in good shape and the top is in good shape too. It has a couple small chips on the side of anvil and it is kind of hard to read the brand but over all it looks good. I bought this anvil because it was very cheap $65.00. I would like to maybe sell or trade it for somthing bigger, around 100-150lbs because i dont think this one will be quite big enough for what i want to do with it.
 
Fill out your profile so folks know where you are at. There might be a bunch of people who would drive over and buy it for $2 a pound. Post a photo,too.
Stacy
 
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