£55
HP 17bII+ Financial Calculator with Leather Case
Chiswick, London
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£55
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Description
HP 17bII+ Financial Calculator with original HP leather slip case.
Used but in as-new condition, with brand new batteries fitted.
Genuine Hewlett Packard unit, serial CNA 00602508. Tested and fully
working — powers on cleanly to the main menu (N, I%YR, PV, PMT, FV,
OTHER) with a clear, unfaded display and all keys responding with
the proper HP click.
The classic business school and finance calculator. Handles time
value of money, amortisation, NPV/IRR, bond and depreciation
calculations, percentages, statistics and currency conversion. Both
algebraic and RPN entry modes.
Condition
- Calculator: used, but as new. No cracks, no scratches on the
display, no key wear.
- Batteries: brand new pair of CR2032 cells fitted, ready to use.
- Case: original HP leather. Honest wear — scuffing to the flap and
front panel, as shown in the photos. Sound and closes properly.
Included: calculator and leather case. No manual or box.
Collection from Chiswick W4, or 1st class Signed For within the UK
for £4,
Happy to answer questions or send extra photos.
Posted: 1 day ago
Ad ID: 1802477313
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