Whats it worth?

Yes, there are people to whom 24K is nothing and who would buy it just for a laugh.

However, that can’t really be taken to represent the actual value.

The value of any collectable must be what the collecting community would trade/swap it for.

The question is then: Would the buyer be able to swap a 24K Sea Harrier for another aviation item of a similar value (not by chance, but as a defacto trading standard)?

I did not say it was worth 24k,I said whatever somebody is willing to pay for it,has the reserve been met ??not yet!!

cheers baz

There was a similar thread on here a week or so back about Harrier values,as a couple of us said…as usual it is worth exactly what somebody is prepared to pay for it !!

cheers baz

Yes, there are people to whom 24K is nothing and who would buy it just for a laugh.

However, that can’t really be taken to represent the actual value.

The value of any collectable must be what the collecting community would trade/swap it for.

The question is then: Would the buyer be able to swap a 24K Sea Harrier for another aviation item of a similar value (not by chance, but as a defacto trading standard)?

There was a similar thread on here a week or so back about Harrier values,as a couple of us said…as usual it is worth exactly what somebody is prepared to pay for it !!

cheers baz

I would’nt pay no where near that ……. i would have said 10-15k would have been about right 😉

Im pertty surprised to see people bidding £24K for it.

I belive that there is a Sea Harrier in the US, which is going to appear as a civilian AC on the airshow circuit. Maybe for structural spares, this Ebay bird might be worth 24K to someone.

As a purely static display AC, 24K is very high.