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You can own a single Tan Delta that was a window display at Exhibitions - A+D Museum To stiff for diving, but a museum piece of Art. Emerald Green Tan Delta Museum quality - Force Fin
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Bob Evans
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Kind of hard to reduce prices on one-of-a-kind Force Fins. One day some lucky diver will realize to investment—SD-1 Fab Force - Force Fin Photo by Bob Evans Bob Evans Photography – Beauty in Pertinent Paradox
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This week, my first sale on eBay was a Force Fin collector in Hawaii with 11 models hanging in his "Man Cave." He Purchased two single Tan Delta Extra Force fins at $100.oo each. That's a low price, and others are over $6,000.00. Being one of a kind from my Force Fin collection makes it
challenging to give discounts. But I offer some cool stuff at a fair price. I will always provide a 15% discount to Scubaboard members.https://forcefin.com/x-ray-mag-interview/
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This pair of Force Fin split fins will remain in my collection. (2000) But offering others that might interest collectors. The Beginning of OPS - Force Fin
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Next week going to upload to EBAY more Force fins from my collection. Hopefully will be able to sell and keep several projects rolling. You are being redirected...
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I was getting little action from the Force Fin collection. It's hard to sell a product that costs three times as much to create. I am sure the value will increase over time. Force Fin Extra Force | eBay
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