Thread: Re-etched Wade and Butcher Celebrated FBUs

Originally Posted by Magpie

I'm glad I dont own any big FBU blades, because if all it takes to make them is a trip to an etch machine, it will soon be impossible for the average joe to tell whats real, whats not, and the value of the originals might tank if nobody believes them to be honest anymore, (or sudden supplies cause lower demand)

I have the feeling that the value of all Wade and butcher razors might tank when they reopen next year. Especially if the new ones are as nice if not nicer than the old ones.

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Originally Posted by aaron1234

I have the feeling that the value of all Wade and butcher razors might tank when they reopen next year. Especially if the new ones are as nice if not nicer than the old ones.

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They should crash at some point anyway. The 'hot' brands often go in cycles. Puma 38s used to be crazy a few years ago and now I can barely sell the few I have.

Originally Posted by aaron1234

I have the feeling that the value of all Wade and butcher razors might tank when they reopen next year. Especially if the new ones are as nice if not nicer than the old ones.

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This is exciting, where did you hear this?

Originally Posted by aaron1234

I have the feeling that the value of all Wade and butcher razors might tank when they reopen next year. Especially if the new ones are as nice if not nicer than the old ones.

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The original razors may go in cycles as ScienceGuy mentions, seen that happen, but a copy will never replace the original vintage blade, if anything, a larger supply of "copies" will make the "real deal" even more valuable as those with a copy want a real one.

Copies seldom, if ever, out value what they are a copy of.....