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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    He is the one selling that fancy wood scaled one that came up tonight ..... asking $900 .... mighty proud of it ain't he ?
    Well, the market is in a frenzy, in a couple of months it might be worth maybe half of what it went for. I do understand people selling when the market is hot, I'm not sure I could resist probably making your purchase back at least three times over.

    Herman, I was already wondering where I had seen that one before. Indeed, understandable. Well, almost. Gentlemanly, less so, but that's economics.

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    Anyone remember the beanie baby collectible craze?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Storsven View Post
    Anyone remember the beanie baby collectible craze?
    I do . Wonder what they're worth , now . Not much , I guess . After the economy really started going down the tubes , the "collectables" market went right behind it . I used to collect stamps , antique bottles , and straight razors (back when they were cheap) . Now , the only thing I want to collect is money . The problem is that the money seems to go out , faster than it comes in .
    Greetings , from Dundalk , Maryland . The place where normal people , fear to go .

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave5225 View Post
    I do . Wonder what they're worth , now . Not much , I guess . After the economy really started going down the tubes , the "collectables" market went right behind it . I used to collect stamps , antique bottles , and straight razors (back when they were cheap) . Now , the only thing I want to collect is money . The problem is that the money seems to go out , faster than it comes in .
    I am still waiting for when the rest of you to get bored with money and let me have some of it.

    I think it is safe to assume the razor market will drop back down, but it might take a while. People who paid too much will want to get there money back for a while, before they give up.

    In the meantime, remember: if you can't shave with the one you love, shave with with the one you have.

    (I bet that CSNY have not been paraphrased in shaving circles before).

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    What keeps me in line is not looking at razors as collectibles or investments. If there's one I really like, I decide how much I would want to pay to have it in my collection, and that's that. But I wouldn't buy one with the expectation that I could get my money back or make money in the future.
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    "(I bet that CSNY have not been paraphrased in shaving circles before)."

    You're probably right, but that song was by Stephen Stills on his debut album.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Storsven View Post
    I am still waiting for when the rest of you to get bored with money and let me have some of it.

    I think it is safe to assume the razor market will drop back down, but it might take a while. People who paid too much will want to get there money back for a while, before they give up.
    i think it's gonna be a long while..

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    you have a limited supply of Items,you will always have a buyers market.
    The quality big blades are getting scarce,they will never bottom out in price.
    Have sold will over 130 blades on the bay in the past 2 yrs,the bigins will wait on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by globaldev View Post
    i think it's gonna be a long while..
    Shh, I am trying to scare the other ones to drop the prices and stop bidding! I haven't bought a razor in a couple of months.

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    I am slowly starting to come to grips with the fact that I may never own one of these monsters. The price of these razors is insane (I would gladly pay them though if I knew the wife wouldn't kill me). That anchor stamp is just so cool.

    Here's the only one I have found for sale at the moment. Maybe we could all pitch in and treat it kinda like a time share.

    Massive GB Anchor Straight Razor 19 16 Wide | eBay

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