[paulsherwin]

That's not the point Lawrence. Yes, if they can indeed find somebody willing to pay £150 for such a radio then fine, more money raised for a good cause. That's unlikely though - the radio will sit on a shelf for months being poked and prodded, gradually deteriorating, before being marked down to £75 then £30. If they're lucky it will eventually sell at that price, but it's equally likely that the manager will switch from "it's worth £150" to "it's junk taking up space" and chuck it in the skip round the back.