Just put them up for sale and see what kind of offers you get. They are only worth what someone is willing to pay for them. Kinda like sports cards, the book for a lot but try to get book value for them. If someone wants them they will pay, if not your going to get low balled and maybe let them go. Wish I could tell you more.
1. I would tell them to make a resonable offer.
2. Put a high price and work from there (maybe between $400-$500)
3. If you know what you will let them go for go a little above that. If you would take $300 or so then go a little above that.
I think you really need to ask yourself what they are worth to you. My general rule is something used is worth about 50% of retail (not what they can be bought for new) then deduct a little more for the work that needs to be done. This is the best I can come up with. I'll let you decide which one you will use. I personally think I would go with make a resonable offer and we can go from there approach. Good Luck
1. I would tell them to make a resonable offer.
2. Put a high price and work from there (maybe between $400-$500)
3. If you know what you will let them go for go a little above that. If you would take $300 or so then go a little above that.
I think you really need to ask yourself what they are worth to you. My general rule is something used is worth about 50% of retail (not what they can be bought for new) then deduct a little more for the work that needs to be done. This is the best I can come up with. I'll let you decide which one you will use. I personally think I would go with make a resonable offer and we can go from there approach. Good Luck