[rocky63]

Found your site from a post that Jayce had posted, about an Old Courier. I'm asking for a friend that has to move and can't take hers with her. It turns and hums. Any idea what a fair asking price would be for this? I came across myself a couple old boxes of tubes that were my grandpas, sure wish I had his old radios.
Thank you for any help. Here is a picture.

[morzh]

I am not familiar with Courier radios, but unless it is known that this is sought after (which I doubt) like some models of Zenith, this being a console, I suspect it could bring $50 or, on a good market day and with, for whatever reason, an eager buyer, $100. In the first place there should be a buyer, and they do not just walk by.

An ad in local Craigslist or a forum of local radio enthusiasts/societies could help.
Bringing it to a local swapmeet and having reasonable asking price also could help (though when someone moves this might not be a good option).

Honestly, this being just one radio (unless there are more tham one), the effort to sell irt could cost more than the radio will bring.

[klondike98]

You can contact folks at the Michigan Antique Radio Club to see if any one there would be interested in the set.
Michiganantiqueradio.org