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Median sold price per month, trailing 1 months. Roughly flat over the period.
Based on classifieds listings marked SOLD — asking prices sellers marked as sold, not confirmed sale prices. Refreshed daily from our deal-scan comp checks.
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| Individual sold records for this model are still being compiled — the fair-value estimate above is based on 7 recent sales. | |||
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The Icom IC-756PRO II (2002-2006) brought a color TFT display and 32-bit floating-point DSP to HF -- it looked like the future when it landed, and the receiver still holds its own today. 100 watts on HF plus 6 meters. 7 recent sales, median around $685, ranging from $600 to $850 for the cleanest ones. A genuine bargain sits under about $514. Check the display for dead pixels or dimming -- replacements are the expensive part.
Around $685 based on 7 recent sales, ranging from $600 to $850.
Under about $514 -- 25% below the $685 median.
The color display is the thing to inspect -- dead pixels and dimming are the known failure points and costly to fix. Then run the internal tuner through its paces and verify full output.
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