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RL Bernstein said:
For "best offer accepted" sales, you can ascertain the approximate sale price by doing an advanced search on "COACH" + "sold listings" and set if for a desired price range, "from highest," and seeing between which adjacent known sales values it falls. In this case, a buyer ponied up the $400 + shipping.

ETA: I see my slow fingers again renders the above input as redundant.

ETA2: And for $400+, I hope that the buyer doesn't receive a crispy critter. The mentioning of a hard spot that potentially was caused by a cleaner is worrisome insofar as chemically dried leather is often problematic as the leather can be dried past the point of no return where no amount of soaking and conditioning can resuscitate it.
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When best offer is accepted, you can't rely on ebay to show you the correct selling price. I just made an offer on an item which was accepted, but when I look at the listing, it says it sold for a higher price.
 
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Hyacinth said:
That reminds me of my mom's beet borscht, although she served it without any garnishes.

I STILL hate beet borscht. Soup isn't supposed to be pink. :yucky: ;)
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Me too! Soup isn't supposed to be cold either.
Lake Effect said:
Come to think of it, borscht would be an interesting color code for products. Clinique and Burt's Bees use rhubarb!
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Not enough people know what it is unless they have a Russian relative.
 
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