I won this Scolly today on a raffle

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it only cost me £10 it’s 3 inches all around could someone who knows this coral value it for me never had a a Scolly before
 
I won it in a raffle for £10 if someone knows the value of this it’s 3 inches all the way round I never had a Scolly before only other lps
 
Sweet! Congratulations on the win. I'm not totally sure but I've only ever seen them going in the hundreds, more or less depending on the coloration, and is why I don't have one.

Where'd you win from?
 
congrats! i have been looking at them, they are super beautiful, but so expensive. In Toronto Canada, it cost about $250-$300 for the ultra war scoly which is the one I want
 
Sweet! Congratulations on the win. I'm not totally sure but I've only ever seen them going in the hundreds, more or less depending on the coloration, and is why I don't have one.

Where'd you win from?
Blackfishmarineltd was a raffle on Instagram and Facebook £10 a go I couldn’t afford on myself my daughter’s and my Instagram page is EnglishguyELR
 

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