Prepping my L100s for sale; but can't find them on the Registry

[Lee6]

What's up with the new registry?

A few years back I placed my L100 Centuries into the registry and they ended up first on the list, i.e. the oldest ones at that time. I purchased them new in 1972, serial numbers 36082 and 36090. I finally found them in the L100 group but when I clicked on them none of my info was there; just the serial numbers. :confused:

Anyway, they are in excellent condition and I have finally--after 38 years of loving possession--decided to let them go. Being somewhat intimidated by Ebay, I'm inclined to put them on the Sacramento Craigslist and find a buyer that's close enough to 95991 that I don't need to deal with shipping them. Just starting the process of getting them ready, and learning what they are worth. Advice would be appreciated.

[sperkerchef]

Depending in whether or not they're the in-line or more common offset can make a pretty significant difference. My guess us they are the in-line because I believe this was the last year before the changed the crossover and switched to the off-set drivers and replaced the le20-1 with the le25. A pair of in-lines went for over $1600 yesterday literally! I wouldn't take anything less than $500. Hope this helps.

[Lee6]

Yes, they are the in-line models, so that's cool. See the photo. I just installed the new, black grills. The cabinets are very good. There are 2 or 3 tiny (1mm) nicks, two shallow scratches, and two of the wood lips had to be glued. If a "just like new" would be ranked as a 10, I'm thinking that both of these would be an 8 or a 9, but then again, I didn't see that each step in the ranking was defined--just the two ends--so it's just my guess.