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RMR 19-04-11 06:40 PM

HAS ANYONE AN EXPLANATION FOR THIS?
 
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I was watching a 6th Hampshires badge on ebay which had gone beyond what I could afford When I received a call to buy some mixed items amongst which was a 6th Hampshires, brooched but otherwise in very nice state,how much does this lower the value by half by a quarter or what? I do not intend to sell but am curious as to the effect it has on price.With it was another Hampshires badge also brooched with an effect I have never seen before it appears the lower third of the badge has been gilded,was this how it was made or when it had a brooch pin fitted any thoughts? and would anyone care to put a date on the Hampshires badge? Thanks Roger

LONGSHANKS 19-04-11 06:45 PM

Me personally don't consider it's worth and how having a broach fitting effects it's value. It doesn't bother me in the end as I intend to mount and frame them all; so the back won't be seen in the end. If you don't intend to sell them, then they really have no value.

Simon

RMR 19-04-11 06:54 PM

Thanks Simon sadly doesn't satisfy the insurance companies.Roger

LONGSHANKS 19-04-11 06:55 PM

Well on that point, quote the final sale price of the one that went beyond your budget. As to get one if you loose it would cost that approximately.

Simon.

Malcolm Davey 19-04-11 07:05 PM

£62 with just under an hour to go

Malc


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=STRK:MEWAX:IT

paj1 19-04-11 07:48 PM

some of his other badges up for sell are nice as well

LONGSHANKS 19-04-11 07:51 PM

Yes has, I'm dreading settling up with Ben, near cleaned me out.....:eek:

paj1 19-04-11 08:07 PM

Hamps badge just went for £107.43 with 15 bids

LONGSHANKS 19-04-11 08:11 PM

OUCH, THAT HURT
 
OUCH...THAT HURT ............;)

Keith Blakeman 19-04-11 08:12 PM

Honestly, some people need their bloody heads examined. £25 for that badge tops. Absolute lunacy IMO.

paj1 19-04-11 08:19 PM

prime example of e bay madness!!!

LONGSHANKS 19-04-11 08:25 PM

That maybe the case Keith, but I don't have the opportunity to do car boot etc over here. I didn't mind, it 'aint that much in relative terms.

Simon

Keith Blakeman 19-04-11 08:27 PM

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Originally Posted by LONGSHANKS (Post 110047)
That maybe the case Keith, but I don't have the opportunity to do car boot etc over here. I didn't mind, it 'aint that much in relative terms.

Simon

Don't buy it. You can have mine for £25, I'll soon find another cheaper. I can never understand why buyers don't do their homework. Lew Shotton has one for £30, why pay a ridiculous price just because it's ebay?

LONGSHANKS 19-04-11 08:29 PM

nah it's Ok. I covered the cost of this by selling three product samples from one of my clients. So really it was free.

About 90% of the collection I pay for this way.


Simon.

spreadeagle 19-04-11 09:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keith Blakeman (Post 110048)
Don't buy it. You can have mine for £25, I'll soon find another cheaper. I can never understand why buyers don't do their homework. Lew Shotton has one for £30, why pay a ridiculous price just because it's ebay?

The thing is Keith, it is amazing what you can accrue in profit margin when you've already pre-advertised your products and had them sanctioned here on the site......is this the way we're going from here on??


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