One of the stores in the area has some 2000 Bordeaux left to peddle. Are any of these prices reasonable?

Beaulieu ($11.00)
Bellefont Belcier ($33.50)
Canon La Gaffeliere ($92.75)
Corbin ($28.50)
D'Aiguilhe ($31.50)
Du Tertre ($33.50)
Grand Corbin Despagne ($28.00)
Grand Puy Lacoste ($51.75)
Haut Brion ($349.00)
Haut Brisson ($23.75)
La Clotte ($35.25)
La Fleur Mongiron ($19.50)
Lafite Rothschild ($349.00)
Lascombes ($44.75)
Leoville Barton ($109.50)
Mouton Rothschild ($349.00)
Senejac ($18.50)
Smith Haut Lafite ($62.00)
Talbot ($46.75)
Yon Figeac ($36.50)

Thanks in advance everybody.

Since I bought all mine on futures, the prices seem high to me. The only wine that I've purchased on your list is the Leoville Barton and I paid about 20% less and that wasafter Parker gave it a great rating. The only other wine that I seriously considered was the Smith Haut-Lafite and I could have gotten it for about 1/2.

the above prices are high. the corbin despagne is going for $20-22 around here. the yon figeac is $29. no rush to buy. prices are not going up.

Hard to believe, but I saw the 2001 Chateau Marjosse on the shelf today. Many 2000s haven't even landed yet and some (low level) 2001s are already here.

they are hoping for confusion.

I think I bought 2 cases of 2000 Marjosse on futures for $8.99 and I haven't received them yet.