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At least 50 bucks, but I'll give you 75?
i bet someone would cough up a grand for it. hopefully it works lol

Are you referring to the tube or the testicle?![]()
I lean towards that being a rebuilt tube as well, for the following reasons : CRT label is clearly worn and looks to have been washed, convergence strips are missing and/or have been relocated, and NOS tubes (with yokes) never included degauss coils.
Moreover, I see a possibly serious problem - the plastic 'nipple' at the CRT connector is broken off, and it looks like the tip of the (glass) neck is also broken off. If so, it's outgassed and you'll be salvaging the yoke and chucking that burn-free tube in the trash![]()
Interesting, conflicting mix of traits - the VDC sticker, plastic on the front, and no convergence strips, but yoke and degaussing coil. And what's with the long yoke wires?
Cwilbar is right that 19" 90° tubes are common, but those extra dense phosphor dots make a big difference. And the 90° vector yoke is pretty hard to find.
EDIT: I think the plastic cover for the nipple wouldn't fit over it once the tube was rebuilt and re-vaccuumed. It seems when it was pinched closed the nipple got a bit too wide and maybe too long (and a bit tilted). None of that should matter as long as the neck socket fits, which seems likely.
How about some numbers, assuming it is working (but maybe not converged)? Everything seems expensive (except for complete Asteroids machines) so maybe $600?