EDIT: Sold for $700

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This is a repost of the original which can be found here, but with better pricing thanks to the helpful advice of u/YannickPokGai who suggested "...USD700-800 is roughly the aftermarket price of an M60-A."

New pricing is $750 USD or best offer**, which includes USPS shipping insurance.**

Relevant selling information, taken from my original post, is as follows:

Selling BNIB Rama Works M60-A LNY Edition in the Race (bright red) colorway.

For transparency, I have opened the box to inspect the contents for any possible manufacturing defects -- however, all items were only handled for inspection and haven't been used or assembled in any way: I just received the package a short while prior to posting, and any contents that were sealed (USB cable fasteners switchpuller PCB special edition LNY sticker pack) remain sealed from the factory.

This package will contain the following, as listed from the Rama site:

1x Top Enclosure 1 x Base Enclosure (Pre-installed together) 1x LNY Brass Back Weight (Polished, mirror finish)2x Custom Molded Silicone Feet10x M2x3 RW FT T10 Fasteners (PCB to plate daughterboard)4x M4x6 RW FT T10 Fasteners (External Pre-installed)4x M3x6 RW FT T10 Fasteners (Pre-installed )1x M60-A PCB (HOTSWAP EDITION)1x U1-C PCB (USB-C Interface board)1x U1-C to M60-A PCB CABLE1x USB-C to USB-A cable (USB 3.0)1x T10 tool for all fixtures1x Switchpuller XO

All items in sealed packaging can be opened and inspected upon request, but only after the buyer has purchased and completed payment.

In terms of manufacturing defects, there are what appear to be a series of 6 or so small scuffs on the bottom leading edge of the brass plate: whether this is by manufacturing error, happened during shipping, or an inevitable consequence with a soft metal like brass being finished to a mirror polish is unclear, but they are minor: at most, a half-millimeter to a millimeter vertically and only perceptible when held at specific angles in direct light. At a distance of greater than around 8 to 12 inches, they are imperceptible. The photo in the timestamp that shows a direct view of the brass plate was taken at about 3 inches away, to give further perspective. If, after purchase, the buyer would like to contact Rama Works for a possible replacement, that would be their responsibility: that said, I would be happy to help in assisting that process by providing any relevant information necessary. Additionally, I don't have much experience working with metal or mirror finishes, but I think these are the types of scuffs that could be sanded/polished out with the proper equipment because the surface is so delicate and they are so small and so shallow. No other manufacturing defects are apparent.

Thanks all!