Sharp ER-A420 item auction prices

As of 7 November 2026, hammerhistory.com has recorded 1 auction sale of the Sharp ER-A420 item with a published hammer price, closed on 6 September 2024, on 1 auction site in 1 country. One sale is free to read: a Sharp ER-A420 item sold for EUR 110 on 6 September 2024.

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Sold	Built	Hours	Auction house	Place	Photos	Hammer price
2024-09-06 Une caisse enregistreuse avec tiroir caisse Sharp ER-A420 + Deux télép…	unknown	unknown	cjencheres.fr	FR	1	EUR 110 FREE

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Sharp ER-A420

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About Sharp

Sharp is a Japanese electronics company that began in 1912 with a mechanical pencil, from which it takes its name. It makes televisions and displays, household appliances, office copiers and printers, cash registers and other electronics, and was an early leader in LCD screens and calculators. It has been controlled by the Taiwanese group Foxconn since 2016.

Founded 1912 · Sakai, Japan · Part of Foxconn

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Questions about Sharp ER-A420 auction prices

How many Sharp ER-A420 auction sales are on record?

1 sale with a published hammer price, closed on 6 September 2024, on 1 auction site in 1 country. 0 more closed without a sale.

Is a Sharp ER-A420 at auction now?

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Are the Sharp ER-A420 hammer prices free to read?

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