Any value for that signal is for its translator. Whomever buys it will put the least amount of effort and $$$ in putting the AM back together. It doesn't have to cover much or be on at night, it just has to keep the translator legal. That's how the FCC defines AM revitalization.
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Yup..and it has pretty good west Valley coverage. With the wind blowing in the right direction, it even hits Buckeye!
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