Citizen K16 VII Prices and Values by Year

Compare Citizen K16 VII asking-price evidence by year, then verify the configuration and condition of the exact machine.

Also searched as: K16 VII K16VII K-16VII

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3published records reviewed

3distinct year-and-price points

$32,500median observed ask

2model years represented

MODEL-SPECIFIC MARKET EVIDENCE

Observed Citizen K16 VII asking prices ran from $25,500 to $39,500.

The middle half of distinct year-and-price points ran from $29,000 to $36,000. This range comes from published machine records—not a fixed depreciation schedule.

It is not the value of an unidentified unit. Year, control, configuration, hours, condition, options, location and transaction terms determine where an exact machine belongs.

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VALUES BY MODEL YEAR

Citizen K16 VII asking-price evidence by year.

Calculations collapse exact duplicate year-and-price combinations so repeated records do not silently add weight. Every linked year has at least one published asking-price observation; one-point years are explicitly identified as limited evidence.

Published asking-price evidence; not completed-sale prices or appraised values.
Year	Records	Distinct prices	Low ask	Median ask	High ask
2007	2	2	$32,500	$36,000	$39,500
2005	1	1	$25,500	$25,500	$25,500

REPRESENTATIVE RECORDS

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Representative published asking-price records; open each record for its evidence boundary.
Machine record	Recorded ask	Retained details	Recorded status
2007 CITIZEN K16 VII	$39,500	Control not retained · used	Source marked active; verify
2007 CITIZEN K16 VII	$32,500	Control not retained · used	Historical listing record
2005 CITIZEN K16 VII	$25,500	Fanuc · used	Historical listing record

What the numbers establish

They establish recorded asking-price evidence for machines identified as Citizen K16 VII. They do not establish a completed sale, operating condition, ownership, availability, included tooling, currency, warranty or final negotiated amount.

How to narrow the value

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Retained model specifications

Max. Machining Diameter: 16 mm (.63") Max. Machining Length: 200 mm (7.87") Max. Front Drilling Diameter: 10 mm (.39") Max. Front Tapping Size: M8 (w/ tap and die) Main Spindle: Full C Sub Spindle: 1 Degree Increments Spindle Through-hole Diameter: 20 mm (.79") Main Spindle Speed: 15,000 rpm Main Spindle Indexing: 1 Degree (C-Axis opt) Max. Drill Dia. Rotary Cross Drill: 5 mm (.2") Max. Tap Dia. Rotary Cross Drill M4 Rotary Spindle Speed: 6,000 rpm Max. Chuck Diameter of back Spindle: 16 mm (0.63") Max. Wkpiece Length for front Ejection: 40 mm (1.57" Max. Drill Dia. for BW: 6 mm (0.24") Max. Tap Dia. for BW: M5 Back Spindle Speed: 10,000 rpm Back Spindle Indexing: 1 Degree (C-Axis opt) Number of Tools to be Mounted: 18 Turning Tools on the Gang Tool Post: 6 Rotary Tools on the Gang Tool Post: 4 Tools for Front Spindle: 4 Tools for Back Spindle: 4 Tool Size: Gang Tool Post (tool): 13 mm (.51") Sleeve: 19.05 mm (.75") Rapid Feed Rate:; X1,Y1 Axis: 34 m/min (111.55 ft /min) Z1,Z2 Axis: 32 m/min (104.99 ft /min) X2 Axis: 32 m/min (104.99 ft /min) Motor: Main Spindle Drive: 2.2/3.7 KW Rotary Tool Spindle Drive: 0.4 KW Back Spindle Drive: 0.55/1.1 KW Input Power Capacity: 8 KVA Machine: 77" x 42" x 63.5" 4,629 lbs FMB Barfeed 199.5" x 25.5" x 28.5" 2,500 lbs Chip Pan: 43" x 41" x 28" 680 lbs

COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions answered directly.

How much is a used Citizen K16 VII?

Across 3 distinct published year-and-price observations, the median asking price was $32,500, while the middle half ran from $29,000 to $36,000. An exact unit requires year, configuration and condition review.

Does the Citizen K16 VII value use a depreciation curve?

No. The calculations use distinct published asking-price points retained in the MBB catalog.

Are these final sale prices?

No. They are asking-price observations. A completed transaction can differ because of condition, negotiation, fees, removal, tooling, location and other terms.

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