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Houston, Texas...Medium Egg for Sale...$595
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South Houston
Big Green Egg Medium Ceramic Grill with optional equipment. Includes the Place Setter, the Egg Nest, and the Fold-down Tables and BGE Vertical Chicken Roaster. Also includes the hardcover Big Green Egg Cookbook, and a grill cover. Over $1100 new.
http://houston.craigslist.org/for/5676560664.html
South Houston
Big Green Egg Medium Ceramic Grill with optional equipment. Includes the Place Setter, the Egg Nest, and the Fold-down Tables and BGE Vertical Chicken Roaster. Also includes the hardcover Big Green Egg Cookbook, and a grill cover. Over $1100 new.
http://houston.craigslist.org/for/5676560664.html
Thank you,
Darian
Galveston Texas
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1100 new? So the egg mates, book, and roaster are 500?
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Never said it was a great price.lol
but full retail would probably be $1100, but most of us would never buy at full retail.Thank you,DarianGalveston Texas -
Don't know what a medium sells for but you need to add in the nest and platesetter as extras....LBGE Katy (Houston) TX
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I scored a new medium with plate-setter and table for $800.00. That's not a deal at all.
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I think pricing isn't going to make sense unless you are from that region.
Here is one for sale locally. New, but second hand with no warranty for $900
Not sure if the pic will show up, but here's the link.
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/for/5671873466.html
Phoenix -
It's worth no more than $300. I bought 2 smalls and a mini, new, using discounted gift certificate. None of them cost me more that $260.
A Med Egg can be had for under $600. Who in their right mind would pay close to MSRP with a few extras and not have the critical parts covered under warranty.
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@mikee I sold a medium on Saturday - I sold it the first day it went up for the listing price of $525. Mine was much older and had no side tables.
It really does depend on what region you're in.
Phoenix -
Agree...and $595 is only the asking price. Who knows what it might end up going for?blasting said:
@mikee I sold a medium on Saturday - I sold it the first day it went up for the listing price of $525. Mine was much older and had no side tables.
It really does depend on what region you're in.Thank you,DarianGalveston Texas -
Based on what i have paid in the past i would not pay more then $450. I have paid $350 for a barely used Large with table and cast iron accessories. Depends on the region and knowledge the seller has, some don't know what they have, others think a 20 year old egg is still worth full retail.Austin, Tx
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When I bought my medium for 559 the plate setter and nest where included in the price, not extra.Gunnar said:Don't know what a medium sells for but you need to add in the nest and platesetter as extras....
Edit: My large as well.
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