What are these corals worth?

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I am running out of room so I want to get rid of some colonies so I can get some different ones. I have given away a bunch of corals but it turned into being a hassle. I am going to post these on craigslist as I don't want to ship. I figure I would try these three first but don't know what the going rate it. The bird's nest and Lobo are from World Wide Corals. I have had them2-3 years. Any suggestions on how much I should ask for.
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I’d say 80 for the green birdsnest, 200 on the birds of paradise, Lobo’s will be valuable for a colony that big, 500+ to the right buyer.
 
If you're getting rid of them just to get different coral maybe trading for what you're looking for would be a route to explore. Just a thought.....
 

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