Sebenza 21 potential price increase

4boysplus

4boysplus

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Due to the awaited 31 release and potential slow in 21 production, I’m curious if you think there will be a slight surge in the Sebenza 21 pricing?
 
Other than particular CGGs and stuff like that, it seems relatively flat now. For example, dopplers, which rose for a while, have been retail price for a few months. I expect that will change for all 21s once the 31s are out. Some will love the 31 and some will loathe it, making some 21 holders rich.
 
4boysplus said:
... slow in 21 production ...
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I was under the impression production has been halted altogether on the 21’s. I was unaware they were taking orders for 21’s at this point. As for the pricing surge, I’d have to agree that there still remains a good amount of 21’s in the wild, which should keep the pricing competitive.
 
Josh K said:
Said everyone about Regulars and Classics too.

What’s old is new again, and desirable.
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When did those go out of production? Id almost guarantee there are many many many more 21's out there with the way internet buying and selling have shot up over the last decade.
 
I’ve seen some, not all 21’s take a jump in the secondary market. I don’t see all 21’s going up in price, just the ones that are sought after. Case in point, if someone wants a Glorious, the prices are above retail. Have you looked at what a Ti Lock goes for now ? It’s nothing new, just try to find a Native American or The Catch, you’ll need a loan or sell a kidney for one of those.
 
I am sure in time. But I am pretty certain they made far more 21’s than regulars, so only time will tell if the 21 follows that trend. CGG/UG/Inlays will command some extra depending on design.
 
gaucheist said:
I was under the impression production has been halted altogether on the 21’s. I was unaware they were taking orders for 21’s at this point. As for the pricing surge, I’d have to agree that there still remains a good amount of 21’s in the wild, which should keep the pricing competitive.
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They have stopped taking orders, but are still filling those they took before Blade.

I have no idea about price appreciation. In other cases I have felt there were a ton in the wild, and prices likely would not go up -only to see them appreciate substantially. It all depends on how many are willing to sell at any time and price not how many were made.
 
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