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the 100 anniv stuff go for big bucks on ebay. as a seller, if you don't need the money in a hurry, i'd start a little higher than a non anniv would go for and see what happens. you can always drop it in a couple of weeks if nobody bites. they'll always talk you down anyway, might as well start high. push the 100 yr thing like the dealer would. its worth what someone will pay.
Check KBB and NADA people. That should be the starting point.
KBB shows a 2003 1200C Anniversary model for $4,000. Most of the anniversary model 883's were around $3,500. Just because it is a 2003 in the black and silver does not mean it is worth a lot. I'm not trying to be a debbie downer, but you need to realize that an 11 year old Sportster is not worth that much.
i have a 2006 1200 with 5700 miles in great shape with saddle bags fearing all chrome out new tires and lower one inch in rear for 6500 cash it looks new
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