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Sure Pandaguy. Here is my "trick" which somebody showed me a few years ago. I saved the link and it still works today.Example. Note a recent Buy It Now/Best Offer sale. If a Best Offer is used, the high "buy it now price" is in green and there is a green line through it, meaning that it sold but not for the full buy it now price, but for some lower unspecified negotiated price.But, if you take the eBay item number and insert it after the "=" in the link below, it gives you the information from Italian eBay. I'm not sure why it works, but it does.http://offer.ebay.it/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewBidsLogin&_trksid=p2047675.l2564&rt=nc&item=121749386772Bookmark the link. There used to be a number of different ways to figure out the true sales price for Best Offer, but eBay seems to have been steadily blocking them, making the price discovery tougher. This trick may not work for much longer, but enjoy it while it lasts
I usually use watchcount.com and put the item number on the keyword
Interesting, I just tried this and it works. Put item number into keyword section. Then click on link for "check price here on ebay" to the right of the original best offer price. It is nice to have multiple options. Thanks.