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Re: MISB vrs MIB and the affects of that on your investments
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lugnet.market.theory
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Thu, 7 Mar 2002 04:31:23 GMT
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I think the answer to your question may be highly dependent on what number
you actually got. If it's a desireable number, then knowing this would
increase the value of the set. If it's not a desireable number, then it
might have been better not to open the set.
But there in lies the problem, how to know without opening the box....
And then there is the debate about which numbers are desireable.....
Troy
"Jeremy Scott" <Copyright@cox.net> wrote in message
news:GsKtC1.Fsy@lugnet.com...
> Hello,
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> I have recently purchased multiple 10020 Super Chiefs for investment. I
> think that it may be interesting to sell the sets with knowledge of what • the
> number is. Therefore, I'll have to open the box and have to sell it as • Mint
> in Box (MIB). Does this depreciate the value even if the bricks are • untouched?
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> Is this a wise idea or stupid? I would like to get fair market price when • I
> choose to sell. PLMKWYT.
>
> Jeremy S.
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