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Originally Posted by Xycod
I ended up getting 2 of the 3. The 28-2 and 686. The 27 wasn't in as good as shape as the 28 but it's still a good buy. This same guy gets the most older stuff I see around here, he had a mint 27-2 nickel for 650 and a 2.5 inch 66-2 for 350 a few mts ago, both mint. I bought the 66 but wish now I would have bought the 27-2 he had. I would post a few pics if I knew how.
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Wow, I want to live in your town! A mint 66-2 snubby for $350, really...?! I would have snapped that up in a second! A mint nickel 27-2 for $650; good stuff. That said, congratulations, and you picked 'em how I would have picked them. I always consider condition first.
I own a 28-2, a 686, and three 27-2s. Given the same condition, I'd chose the 28 over the 686 (and I really like the 686...). For the same price and condition, it's a no-brainer to choose the 27-2 over the 28-2, but in your case, the 27-2 sounds like it was just in shooter-grade condition, so I think you chose wisely. Still a good deal on the 27, but the 28 sounds nicer. Just keep your eye out for a nice 27, it'll come your way...
Again, congrats, and enjoy!