> On Jan 24, 2022, at 2:39 PM, Nick Andrews <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> That's just crazy talk.  Glad I picked up some IN-9 and IN-13 a while back, 
> but wish I'd bought a lot more.  I think IN-9 should be about $5-6ea and the 
> 13s what, $10?  I wish, not any more!  I think it's awesome that some folks 
> are being inventive and making things, but it really sucks when it ruins the 
> market for specific items which haven't been made in decades.

It's been a little over four years since I got into this hobby. In April of 
2018 I made some large purchases on eBay; a variety of cold cathode goodies, 
all NOS. The Nixies were all symbolic, no numerics. Here's a sampling of the 
prices (not including very reasonable combined shipping). :

vannadiy:
OG-4 - @$5
2  each of IN-19A/B/V - $11 = @$1.84
10  IN-7 - $11.50 = @$1.15

uralspirit:
IN-15A/B - @$1.50
IN-5A-1/IN-5B-1 - @$2.50
IN-7A - @$2.00
IN-7B - @$1.90
IN-13 - @$6.50  [only $6 a week earlier]

Another seller listed 12 IN-9s for $32 and accepted my offer of $28. That's 
$2.34 apiece less than four years ago.

Sadly, I only purchased five of the IN-13s. Even worse, I could have gotten six 
or eight argon-filled IN-9s for $36 + shipping and passed on it. I haven't seen 
any since. o_O


Right now I possess thirteen IN-9s and ten IN-13s. You know that some of these 
won't work well enough to be used. I have a use for seven of the IN-13s right 
now.


Terry Bowman, KA4HJH
"The Mac Doctor"

"There is no Main Street anymore except at Disneyland—and try and buy a gun 
there"—Hank Hill

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