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The prices at AES are retail prices, so remember that you may have trouble selling tubes for those rates. AES (and others) buy tubes from guys like you, but at a fraction of there list. Well, thats how they stay in business. There are a lot of radio tubes, including some obsure ones from the 30s, which just are not rare enough to be worth much, while some prices are through the roof. But anyway, AES is a good guide, the most complete price listing I know of today, and some sellers will state in their ads "10% off AES" or whatever percentage they want. I think I've only sold one tube and when I did I sold it for AES list because I saw that as my replacement cost, what I would have to pay to fill that hole on the shelf.
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Bryan
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