TM
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TM
On 2005-01-27 22:16, johntiki wrote:
On 2005-01-27 21:06, Tiki Matt wrote:
I also know that I could retire if I ever decided to sell them off - which I don't think I'd ever do. There's my 2 cents...
Right now believing you'll be able to retire by selling tiki mugs is wishful thinking... sure tiki items are hot right now but as a solid investment they have yet to prove their true value...wait 10 years from now and aside from the fact that they'll be 50-60 years old, will their significance or desirability by antique buyers as a whole warrant the prices people are paying for them now? Something to think about...now let's trade something for that f-in' Hawaiian Room mug!! :wink:
JohnTiki
Aloha from the enchanted Pi Yi Grotto in exotic Bel Air Maryland!
[ Edited by: Johntiki on 2005-01-27 22:48 ]
The retirement statement was more tongue in cheek. You know John, from our corresponse in the past, that there aint no way in hell I'm trading that sucker! But I will make it a priority to find you one! If I do find one, I'll probably let it go for $160 ;-]
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