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Re: MISBI Lego Price Guide available NOW!
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 20 Jan 2003 21:08:33 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Bruce Schlickbernd writes:
> Ummmmmmm, so what if the part came from a different set as long it is the
> exact same part? If anything would seem like madness, it would be the
> anal-retentive tracking of a single part.
Oh, I agree completely. But when it comes to these two terms -- MISB and
MIB -- there really shouldn't be too much messing around with what it's
"supposed" to mean, and what it would mean in almost any other category of
collectable.
The key word here is "exact." Some people will buy a set if they think it
comes with 1x1 round cylinders that are closed stud at the top (instead of
open stud), but feel cheated if they get something else. Are the two
elements identical functionally? I guess it depends what you want them for,
right?
Mileage will obviously vary, but I have been burned enough on eBay to be
relatively cautious about spending too much money there. Maybe Bricklink is
more expensive -- my hope is to get what I want in the condition I want
without having to haggle with amateurs and non-brick lovers. You get what
you pay for.
-- Hop-Frog
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| (...) Have most people given up on eBay in favor of Bricklink? I find them both useful. In general I find that eBay is cheaper. It's in the nature of the method of sales. Someone wants to sell *now* versus someone who can wait until he gets his (...) (22 years ago, 20-Jan-03, to lugnet.general)
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