On Saturday, October 5, 2002, at 03:13 PM, C.E. Forman wrote:
[Snip]
> Exactly. That was (to my knowledge) the first shrinked saucer ever
> listed,
> and it created quite a stir. The last one, IIRC, fetched around $600
> - $800
> which is a bit more reasonable, though still more than I'd go. It's
> hard to
> set a good price on items you rarely if ever see up for sale. (Wonder
> what
> the "going rate" for Mt. Drash would be.)
That's the problem. Is Mt. Drash only worth what I paid for it or is
it worth more? (See my previous email about my speculations about the
problems determining its worth.)
[Snip]
> Good luck there. I doubt they've even kept data going back that far.
Oh, I know it is a pipe dream. eBay has decided to chase after the
big corporate sellers in order to fuel their growth. The small
personal seller and buyer aren't a market that is going to sustain
their Wall Street focussed growth.
--
Edward Franks
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