Billy Sport
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February 2008
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Nov 10, 2008 1:51:58 GMT 1
SOLD, by Billy Sport on Nov 10, 2008 1:51:58 GMT 1, I'll give $200 for the neate. Thats what is was originally offered to me for from the charity show before it went missing.
say what?
I'll give $200 for the neate. Thats what is was originally offered to me for from the charity show before it went missing. say what?
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EHC
New Member
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October 2006
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Nov 10, 2008 3:14:08 GMT 1
SOLD, by EHC on Nov 10, 2008 3:14:08 GMT 1, I paid much more than that for it. Either way if I choose to sell it I could care less what anyone else here thinks.
I paid much more than that for it. Either way if I choose to sell it I could care less what anyone else here thinks.
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Nov 10, 2008 10:11:47 GMT 1
SOLD, by manty on Nov 10, 2008 10:11:47 GMT 1, Well, from what i've heard, those are all sold out. Secondary and primary markets are 2 different beasts. If someone wants a box now, there aren't many to choose from. Similar boxes to mine have sold for $20K+ at auction just months ago with the Mao and Happens Everyday. This is definitely a weaker market but I have no problem keeping this rather than selling it for less than $13K. It'll probably pick up eventually. I don't care all that much if it doesn't. Same with the Neate, I don't mind keeping it as I really do like it a lot. I just had my eye on another piece and wanted to see if I could raise enough for it. If not, I still have what I like. If you feel its too high, then just don't buy or make an offer for what you would be willing to pay for it. Its annoying to get all these opinions on what the price should be or how strong a piece is because that is all relative. True, there may be a market value, but that is based soley on what someone is willing to pay for it which can change at any second as we saw with the Moona Lisa. I'm not ripping anyone off. My pricing isn't outrageous. This is art, you don't HAVE to buy this stuff. I'm not making anyone do anything. If you don't want to pay the price, then please move on. If you aren't going to help my cause, please don't hurt it.
Good post !
Well, from what i've heard, those are all sold out. Secondary and primary markets are 2 different beasts. If someone wants a box now, there aren't many to choose from. Similar boxes to mine have sold for $20K+ at auction just months ago with the Mao and Happens Everyday. This is definitely a weaker market but I have no problem keeping this rather than selling it for less than $13K. It'll probably pick up eventually. I don't care all that much if it doesn't. Same with the Neate, I don't mind keeping it as I really do like it a lot. I just had my eye on another piece and wanted to see if I could raise enough for it. If not, I still have what I like. If you feel its too high, then just don't buy or make an offer for what you would be willing to pay for it. Its annoying to get all these opinions on what the price should be or how strong a piece is because that is all relative. True, there may be a market value, but that is based soley on what someone is willing to pay for it which can change at any second as we saw with the Moona Lisa. I'm not ripping anyone off. My pricing isn't outrageous. This is art, you don't HAVE to buy this stuff. I'm not making anyone do anything. If you don't want to pay the price, then please move on. If you aren't going to help my cause, please don't hurt it. Good post !
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