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    Default Phillipsom bamboo

    I have a Phillipson "Powr-Pact" 8' three piece in like new, unused, condition with original alum. tube and sock.
    It was given to me as a college graduation gift in the 1950s.
    A local collector once told me to not even sell it to my best friend for less than $350.
    How accurate this I have no idea In fact I'd like comments
    I have been fly fishing and tying for all these years but just take the bamboo out sometimes to pet it .

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    Philipson's have been on the increase the last few years. From what I see the $350.00 is low today. Not sure how much, maybe 2-3 hundred, perhaps more depending on condition.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ray Kunz View Post
    I have a Phillipson "Powr-Pact" 8' three piece in like new, unused, condition with original alum. tube and sock.
    It was given to me as a college graduation gift in the 1950s.
    A local collector once told me to not even sell it to my best friend for less than $350.
    How accurate this I have no idea In fact I'd like comments
    I have been fly fishing and tying for all these years but just take the bamboo out sometimes to pet it .
    The 8' Powr-Pact in a 5 or 6 weight is a desirable rod on today's market and one in good to excellent condition should bring between $700 and $1,000 dollars. For a fair appraisal, contact Rick Gottdenker at Rick's Rods in Denver (http://www.ricksrods.com). Rick owns most of the remaining Phillipson bamboo and glass rod stock in the world as well as what was once the Phillipson company.
    Dan S
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    In my opinion, an 8' Phillipson Powr Pakt in excellent condition should bring a fair price of $650.00 to $700.00.

    If the rod is truly mint, unused, with no issues, possibly $800.00 to the right buyer.
    When you can arrange your affairs to go fishing, forget all the signs, homilies, advice and folklore. JUST GO.

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