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Skubasteve (9 Posts) 11/30/2007 8:25:29 PM	Cost of medallions During the most recent auction (November 7), medallions sold for something like $275-350k apiece. I've also heard that existing medallions cost about $600k when sold outside of the auction process. Is this correct? If so, why is there such a difference in price? Is it due to the fact that the new medallions are either accessible or alternative fuel medallions?
ronman (7 Posts) 12/1/2007 3:57:42 PM	Re: Cost of medallions Hey skuba. thanks for replying to my post. I am trying to get inside info on the driving issue to see if you must drive . Anyway the cost for a medallion right now is $425k from a broker. The costs you were refering to from the city november sale were for Handicaped accesible medallions they were a little cheaper. The fleet medalions are more expensive at around $600k or more. Are you looking for a medallion? i am also any questions feel free to email me as i am loaded with ? myself
Skubasteve (9 Posts) 12/4/2007 7:28:15 PM	Re: Cost of medallions ronman, I would definitely like to discuss this with you more. It doesn't look like your email is available, so I set up a temp account - send me your e-mail address and I'll get back to you. Skubatemp@gmail.com
Antolin (58 Posts) 3/1/2008 11:19:48 PM	Re: Cost of medallions Fleet medallions, regular 600k Fleet medallions, handicapped 475k??? But who knows, HE is not selling Regular Medallions, Individual 430k Handicapped Acc Individ Medallions 350-370??, I only heard of one being sold for 370k, but I don't know if that is true. However, I met someone who refinanced up to 350k The handicapped medallions were cheaper at auction because of the high price of the car, the lower fuel economy. and the fact that a dispatch system will eventually be put into place.