A couple of tank questions.

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I'd offer $100-$125 for the 3 newest. The nicest thing about having several tanks is that you don't have to wait for a fill to go diving or find a fill between dives.
I never think I have enough tanks (I think I have about 15 now of various sizes.) AL80's are great for practice dives. If you ever decide to try doubles, they make a great starter set. They're easy to sell if you end up with more than you need (which I could never imagine).
 
Do they have air in them? That would go a long way towards keeping the tanks in better internal condition. I just bought three tanks for $150 here in HI and one was a steel that hadn't been hydro'd for close to 20 years. All three passed hydro and vis. BTW, AL80's cost $200 a piece here. I would buy all five if I had the choice.
 
They all have air in them. I just might do the offer of about $115-120 for the three and 25 for the other and skip the 1982 tank. My thoughts exactly on not having to get a fill between dives or waiting.
 

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