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PlantItDeep

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Durham 610-95 Gray Welded Steel Cabinet
Used very good $128.22

Be warned on this one - reviews suggest they are built light
I have had good luck with the others but not sure about this one​

 
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Ohio Andy

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MichaelP said:
It shows no used Proto any longer. $405 is the only option.
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someone got a great deal... Well hopefully they got a great deal. Last couple of months. I've had very poor luck with used like new new where that really meant something like we swapped out your vessel screwdrivers with harbor freight Pittsburgh screwdrivers that were the same color or I know it says a pack of 20 but really now you get one.

And I still did consider it to compliment my long-handled flex head Tektons
 
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PlantItDeep

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MichaelP said:
It shows no used Proto any longer. $405 is the only option.
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I would not be surprised if there are some resellers that watch this thread purely to grab things like this
To me it was not worth the price - but for someone wanting some or intending to resell I think it was a great deal
 
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Etchase said:
Forever stamps were my best performing asset for about a decade starting in 2008 or so.
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Postage rates experienced average inflation of 3.12% per year from 2008-2018, the S&P 500 returned 8.91% per year during the same period. A $0.42 cent stamp purchased in 2008 was worth $0.50 in 2008, the same $0.42 invested in the S&P would have been $0.99 in 2018, excluding transaction costs in each case.
 
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Etchase

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MOS3522 said:
Postage rates experienced average inflation of 3.12% per year from 2008-2018, the S&P 500 returned 8.91% per year during the same period. A $0.42 cent stamp purchased in 2008 was worth $0.50 in 2008, the same $0.42 invested in the S&P would have been $0.99 in 2018, excluding transaction costs in each case.
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Opps sorry. Try starting in 2000 and go to 2016 or so I think it was flat high to high. I try to forget those years. All the gains came after 2009 or so. those years finally made up for the start of the millennium. At least I didn’t stay invested in the Nikkei since 1989.
 
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