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Wanted: Info on 25th DuraAce Value

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  1. A shipment to me lost the case, pedals, skewers and watch for a 25th
    Anniversary DuraAce group. All in NOS condition. Does anyone have recent
    experience with the value of each of these items for the claim? Please email
    me at [email hidden]. Thanks.

  2. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
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    A shipment to me lost the case, pedals, skewers and watch for a 25th
    Anniversary DuraAce group. All in NOS condition. Does anyone have recent
    experience with the value of each of these items for the claim? Please email
    me at [email hidden]. Thanks.

    Check ebay for prices. If the items you lost, the watch is the most expensive
    of the lot. They usually sell in the $200 range.
    -------------
    Alex

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    Quoted message said:

    A shipment to me lost the case, pedals, skewers and watch for a 25th
    Anniversary DuraAce group. All in NOS condition. Does anyone have recent
    experience with the value of each of these items for the claim? Please


    email

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    me at [email hidden]. Thanks.

    Besides the per piece value, you can also claim diminished value... to the
    collector, the set is worth more complete than parted out.

    Diminished value claims are very common in the auto industry. A vehicle that
    has been in a collision is worth less than one that has not been damaged....
    even one that has been repaired to OEM specs and looks pristine.

    An insurance investigator (not your agent) might be able to give you some
    good advice on this....

    Good luck with your claim!

    Stuart Winsor
    [email hidden]

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