What is suddenly with a bunch of Epics on the 'Bay with BIN's of $2100, $2300, and even $2700? Don't get me wrong, I have one and really dig it, but, some are priced higher than a couple of Rogues and an Elan.
 
(Message edited by lembic76450 on February 04, 2010)

Yea, I'm thinking of trading my Orion in for a Series II.

ebay listings don't tell you how much item's are selling for. For that information you need to do an advanced search, and select completed listings only.  
 
I just did this search, two epics sold for under $1000, one minty one for $1650.  The few listed over $2K and one for $1550 did not sell.
 
Sometimes it seems as if a seller will repeatedly list an item for above it's generally accepted value, in the hopes that after a while, buyers will get used to seeing the higher priced listings, and maybe start to believe they have appreciated! I see that happening lately with old Traynor amps. They keep getting relisted at highly inflated prices, and not selling.  
 
BTW, I love my Epic too, a 96 that I scored a few years back, $1100 at my local used shop.
 
(Message edited by jbybj on February 05, 2010)

The situation you describe appears to be similar to that which I've recently found with Spoliers.  Here are two mid-80s listed on Craigslist for $2,500 in Boston (http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/msg/1605008020.html) and $2,000 in Vancouver (http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/van/msg/1604572910.html)
At least with the Candian one you get a $49.00 discount given the current exchange rate.