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Thread: Vintage Eschers - Who?
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06-10-2009, 10:24 PM #11
Same here! My hopes to acquire a cheap green labeled small boxed Escher to complement my red and blue labelled ones were very short-lived...
That's what I thought too. It is a handy size, especially for smiling blades, but I took hone prices to be more size related, especially since chances of excavating a flawless piece decrease and thus rarity increases exponentially with size. And in the classifieds members offer larger ones for very reasonable prices. But then again:
Yes, but the USD 600 was a light or yellow green one, wasn't it? And 10'' specimens aren't around a lot. I acquired my small ones for a lot less - but I guess that's probably more to do with sheer luck than with fair pricing then. And although USD 160 in my mind feels like a ridiculous amount of money for a tiny bit of rock, 'cheap' and 'lot of money' are not mutually exclusive. It isn't that large a sum if I rationally compare it to other 'unnecessary' expenses such as those for a nice razor, new shoes, a single malt, or a speeding ticket - even less so if longevity and amount of joy are considered.
Yes, supposed to, but comparing ad wording with accompanying pictures, I cannot help thinking some people are mixing this up of late - thus further confounding this complex issue.
Aha! So you're the one to congratulate! No matter what we feel/think/calculate about the price: I wholeheartedly agree with Pjrage:
Don't forget to keep us posted with your results!
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Stropper (06-11-2009)