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Looks like I just got taken...traded into something I thought was equal value, then see it flipped the next day for nearly $100 more. Guess I wasn’t factoring in “pandemic” or election year pricing.
So lets say you are watching Antiques Road Show and you see a Little Brass Statue on there and you realize you have one of those.
So you wait for them to say what it would sell for (because you paid 5.00 at a yard sale 2 years ago for yours).
They say it will sell at auction for 1k-1.5k and you can not get to the phone quick enough to sell this item you paid 5.00 for.
Where is the difference here.
I have an item that i paid .28 for and I want to ask 1.00 a piece for them and I get that price and you sold an item for 1.2 k that you paid 5.00 for.
No difference in the act of selling something you paid .28 cents for or 5.00 for.
I currently have items i paid 650.00 for in the 80's and they are now worth 40k and 35k each and I will not sell them for less than what the market will bare.
Does that make me a Gouger, Hell no it does not.
Oh another note I have Stocks that i paid 24.00 a Share back in the 80's and now they are worth a bunch so What you are saying is that i should not sell them for the current market, Yea Right as you would sell the stock for the current market price.
I can keep going with analogy after analogy just to prove any of you are a Capitalist at hart.
If the price is to high for you just do not buy it and move on.
It's not what you say it's basically who's saying it