That NIB 15C (LE) went for $356

[Peter Murphy (Livermore)]

You remember the story:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/150662671735

We're unlikely to learn the Rest of the Story, however.

Unless some hardy soul wants to contact the seller and ask?

[troy]

amazing! bidder could have bought 4 at the hp store.

[fhub]

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amazing! bidder could have bought 4 at the hp store.

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HP-15C: edition = limited

bidder: stupidity = unlimited ;-)

[MK-52]

LOL Is this a practical joke by bidders?

Edited: 18 Sept 2011, 6:41 p.m.

[Steve Fennell]

The winner has feedback over 1000. They should know better.

[Michael de Estrada]

1) Winning bidder is German.

2) Germany bailed out Greece.

3) Stupid world.

[bill platt]

How can you determine the Bidder's location?

[Michael de Estrada]

I can infer it from the winner's bid history, which uses the German language from the German TAS website. It's not certainty, since anyone can bid at any site, however, it's the most likely conclusion.

Bid history

Edited: 18 Sept 2011, 7:44 p.m.

[Howard Owen]

How can you tell how a BIN auction ended? The one you linked to was an auction, so it shows the ultimate price. But I was watching this one, and I can't even tell whether it sold or not.

Edited: 18 Sept 2011, 7:33 p.m.

[Martin Pinckney]

This was a BIN with Make Offer option. Look over on the right side, it has a link "2 sold".

[Michael de Estrada]

Look on the right side. It states "2 sold". Click on it and you can see the aliases of the buyers and when they were bought.

[robertoataulfo]

I also do not agree with this price !

Price !!!!! 

[bill platt]

Hey! That's not your ordinary G-shock. It is a Takashi Murakami!