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I just spent WAY too much money on rare japanese mini pez
http://i11.ebayimg.com/06/i/000/90/22/9909_1.JPG
http://i20.ebayimg.com/01/i/000/9c/93/b15a_12.JPG
http://i20.ebayimg.com/01/i/07/bb/bd/bf_1.JPG
http://i7.ebayimg.com/06/i/07/fd/ff/42_1.JPG
http://img.inkfrog.com/pix/redhothit/keroro5p.jpg
Rcourt64
05-05-2007, 11:13 PM
you collect those? my cousin also was into pezes :rolleyes:
you collect those? my cousin also was into pezes :rolleyes:
man, I have thousands....my office wall is full, I have two safelight containers filled and tons just loose around my house...haha
What I collect isn't all that easy to find, so fortunately the opportunities to get carried away are limited.
softball
05-06-2007, 06:24 AM
What I collect isn't all that easy to find, so fortunately the opportunities to get carried away are limited.
Well, don't leave us hanging....
Personally, I enjoy collecting money. I do it wherever and whenever possible. Sometimes it is in short supply and at other times, it is freely available. I sometimes trade it for cars, houses, bubble gum etc. Lately, I notice, the value is falling, so it is a good time to buy and save. The new, more colourful version is a nice addition to the collection. Since the value has been dropping, I find myself purchasing more Canadian money of late. it is prettier and appreciating daily. But that could change. I also have a substantial collection of pounds sterling. It is a bit expensive at the moment so my collection is relatively stable. I think that Euros have a good future as a collectible item. I believe they will be worth a shit pot of Pez dispensers some day.
Rcourt64
05-06-2007, 08:21 AM
Well, don't leave us hanging....
Personally, I enjoy collecting money. I do it wherever and whenever possible. Sometimes it is in short supply and at other times, it is freely available. I sometimes trade it for cars, houses, bubble gum etc. Lately, I notice, the value is falling, so it is a good time to buy and save. The new, more colourful version is a nice addition to the collection. Since the value has been dropping, I find myself purchasing more Canadian money of late. it is prettier and appreciating daily. But that could change. I also have a substantial collection of pounds sterling. It is a bit expensive at the moment so my collection is relatively stable. I think that Euros have a good future as a collectible item. I believe they will be worth a shit pot of Pez dispensers some day.
Euros? whats that? :scratchin
Well, don't leave us hanging....I collect several patterns of late Victorian Era (1880's to early 1900's) blue opalescent glass.
http://zeesporn.com/TGP/tokyoset.jpg
softball
05-06-2007, 05:32 PM
I collect several patterns of late Victorian Era (1880's to early 1900's) blue opalescent glass.
http://zeesporn.com/TGP/tokyoset.jpg
That is very cool. Antique road show stuff.
I collect several patterns of late Victorian Era (1880's to early 1900's) blue opalescent glass.
http://zeesporn.com/TGP/tokyoset.jpg
beware of fakes,the market is totally flooded with them.
beware of fakes,the market is totally flooded with them.In the case of the pattern in the photo, only one piece has been reproduced, and it is clearly marked by the maker. All originals are unmarked. Other patterns however aren't quite so simple. You gotta know your stuff or you'll get burned bad!
In the case of the pattern in the photo, only one piece has been reproduced, and it is clearly marked by the maker. All originals are unmarked. Other patterns however aren't quite so simple. You gotta know your stuff or you'll get burned bad!
absolutely,Buyer beware!
softball
05-07-2007, 11:00 PM
beware of fakes,the market is totally flooded with them.
Ebay is getting dodgy as hell. In the beginning it was pretty honest and as it grew, it seemed to get worse. I don't do much business there anymore.
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