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John Carroll wrote:
> If TLC is reissuing old sets those selling old sets not be too happy (EI
> held onto a guarded in to sell it on ebay for mucho $, And then TLC
> rereleases it in 2001[1])
They won't be the same (different set numbers), but besides that, these are toys
we are talking about, not investments. If someone takes a bath from using LEGO as
an investment, well that's the breaks in a market....
> I will be happy cause hopefully I can get some old
> sets again.
That's the whole point:-)
> but a little disapointed cause now anyone can have a cheap army
> of black falcons[1]
John, think about what you just wrote, and how silly and self-serving it was. I
like to think that AFOLs are above such caddiness.
> it might wreck havoc on ebay and brick bay etc. (which
> can be overpriced)
??? Prices will always be determined by supply and demand. Nothing is
overpriced, unless it doesn't sell. High prices merely reflect motivated buyers
(and sometimes clueless ones at that;-)
-John
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