Value of 221 Centennial ???
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I'm trying to establish a reasonably accurate value of a 221 Centennial before I make an offer on it. I would say it is about a 6 on the Antique Dealers scale of 1-10. It has very few attachments with it,though that is not a consideration because I have the majority of them with the 222K the case could stand a bit of TLC. It sews well, sounds good, I checked out all the mechanical parts, etc. I'm thinking about it so I have a 221 for traveling and leave my precious red S 222K at home. Thanks, Libber
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I'm trying to establish a reasonably accurate value of a 221 Centennial before I make an offer on it. I would say it is about a 6 on the Antique Dealers scale of 1-10. It has very few attachments with it,though that is not a consideration because I have the majority of them with the 222K the case could stand a bit of TLC. It sews well, sounds good, I checked out all the mechanical parts, etc. I'm thinking about it so I have a 221 for traveling and leave my precious red S 222K at home. Thanks, Libber
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