Here's mine. It came with 2 magazines and the holster. Price was fairly close to what you paid, but I picked mine up almost a year ago. I fired it once and put it away as I got distracted.  I picked it out again after reading this and yes, it's still a right dandy squeeker.

I have a few .32 ACP pistols right now: a 1903 Colt Pocket Hammerless, LLama .32 ACP kinda sorta 1911, and this wee blaster. Might need to pick up a few more. This .32 ACP thing is getting my attention. I've had a Kel-Tec P32, a couple of Beretta Tomcats as well, and an NAA .32 ACP pistol.  

.32 ACP pistols aren't that expensive either. Although I am thinking that NAA, Beretta, Kel-Tec and maybe Walther are the only companies making them these days. 

Image below from TJ Parmele - Image Title: Yugo M70 Pistol
Image Info: Yugoslavian Model 1970 .32 ACP Pistols made by Crvena Zastava. This rarely seen Mod 70 was developed for the Yugoslavian Police and Military Officers. Its design is loosely based on the earlier produced Yugoslavian Zastava Model 57, but scaled down to accept the 7.65 Browing (.32 ACP) cartridge

Image below from TJ Parmele - Image Title: Yugo M70 Pistol
Image Info: Yugoslavian Model 1970 .32 ACP Pistols made by Crvena Zastava. This  Mod 70 pistol was developed for the Yugoslavian Police and Military Officers. Its design is loosely based on the earlier produced Yugoslavian Zastava Model 57, but scaled down to accept the 7.65 Browing (.32 ACP) cartridge