Poll
Question:
What price range?
Option 1: $0, not a Weber product.
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Option 2: $100-$350
votes: 0
Option 3: $351-$600
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Option 4: $601-$750
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Option 5: $751 +, what a bargain!
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Hello, I am most likely going to sell my BGE. I would have no idea what the used price range should be. I have asked the moderators if I can post in the for sale forum and am awaiting an answer. If not it will be Craigslist. Please help be determine a value to ask for these items. I could keep the digi Q, it is really awesome and could use it on a kettle.
Thanks for any assistance.
What is included with your egg and is it already registered for warranty purposes? The ceramic warranty is technically non-transferrable and the price on Eggs is extremely location dependent. In the South, they typically trade for ~50% of retail value for a recent and clean model. Everywhere else, they can sell for up to 60-75% of retail. This is only a general guideline of course. I would list it at the higher end and see what offers you get. There are two main BGE BST groups on FB which should be a good way to sell them: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BigGreenEggcessories/ and https://www.facebook.com/groups/BigGeenEggBBQersMarketplace/ You might as well list it while football is on and before Thanksgiving. Do not do a nuclear clean burn before you sell it. The BGE crowd is not big on the DigiQ so I would sell that separately. You'll likely have good luck selling that here. I have a couple eggs and have been part of that community for a few years so lmk if you have more questions.
I don't have an egg but am now curious. Why no clean burn beforehand?
Quote from: pbe gummi bear on October 11, 2020, 11:50:09 PM
What is included with your egg and is it already registered for warranty purposes? The ceramic warranty is technically non-transferrable and the price on Eggs is extremely location dependent. In the South, they typically trade for ~50% of retail value for a recent and clean model. Everywhere else, they can sell for up to 60-75% of retail. This is only a general guideline of course. I would list it at the higher end and see what offers you get. There are two main BGE BST groups on FB which should be a good way to sell them: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BigGreenEggcessories/ and https://www.facebook.com/groups/BigGeenEggBBQersMarketplace/ You might as well list it while football is on and before Thanksgiving. Do not do a nuclear clean burn before you sell it. The BGE crowd is not big on the DigiQ so I would sell that separately. You'll likely have good luck selling that here. I have a couple eggs and have been part of that community for a few years so lmk if you have more questions.
No "nuclear" clean burn with a uncontrolled full fire at 1000F+. There's too much risk in the ceramic cracking and gasket burning out that it's just not worth it. Just give it a light cleaning or cook a few pizzas at 600F and let the buyer deal with it.
Gotcha. That makes sense. Thanks.
Quote from: pbe gummi bear on October 12, 2020, 11:10:30 AM
No "nuclear" clean burn with a uncontrolled full fire at 1000F+. There's too much risk in the ceramic cracking and gasket burning out that it's just not worth it. Just give it a light cleaning or cook a few pizzas at 600F and let the buyer deal with it.