Not too sure, to know what all the fuss was about?
I also know the allure of the rare. It works on me. But there’s probably also more to it - as the 24” tyre range is somewhat limited - and I have found I tend to prefer the older style tyres in some instances more than the newer, lighter deals.
Why I’ve just snagged a High Roller 24x2.7 near new off eBay, as it just speaks to me as being my jam for a G24 ride.
So yeah I think these rare tyres tend to speak to me…
Coker for $250. Looks like it is original equipment.
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/bik/d/cloverdale-unicycle-cruser/7720102347.html
Nimbus Mountain Unicycle 27.5 for $200 in NC.
I stumbled upon this while perusing eBay – a 42" Nightfox – somewhat pricey, but quite unusual.
Wow that is awesome
https://www.facebook.com/share/wyzwr47BnY8o6YVo/
Nimbus Oregon of FBM
Koxx-One 20" Trials Unicycle:
https://www.facebook.com/share/8Z68i79fWcX5hWpr/
Here is something very interesting, and a great value 
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Bargain too!
sadly, no brake 
That home made uni is very similar to the one I made and learned to ride about 65 years ago. Mine had the same hard rubber tired tricycle wheel and a frame made out of a piece of pipe and scrap metal. Only I used a narrow English bike saddle rather then a built from scratch saddle. The uni worked for learning to ride and I ran it till the tire was nearly completely worn away. Sadly mine did not survive and I have no photos.
Maybe this one IS yours - with a replaced tire and saddle after too many upds and no bumpers. You should get it back!
Maybe even try and get a discount, for sentimental reasons…
No, it is similar to the one I made but after the tire wore out on mine I dismantlement it used the parts for some other project.
This looks like a cool retro piece.
Agree, but is it really worth 400$ 
Depends on if you are a collector. I would say; absolutely not.
This is a rare bird:
