Collectible Cars
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This has nothing to do with advertising and marketing. Obviously if Massdrop was trying to "market" them they would not even list the original MSRP as it means nothing. A brand new 1969 Mustang probably had a MSRP of under $5K .. I dont think you will find anyone selling pristine versions of that car for anywhere near that price either.
1) Magic cards are Collectibles.. 2) Collectibles go up and down in value based on Supply and Demand. Tha...
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Outstanding thread and video, thanks for that link, Tom! I was ALSO a Volunteer Firefighter/EMT-B/Rescue Diver for 4 years, from '98 - '02, so that demonstration was quite apt for me :) Particularly impressive was how quickly it skinned that roof (AFTER the tip was broken, nonetheless!), once they dodged the internal crossbracing.......you've got to watch out for that, and different cars have different internal bracing patterns. Cars are definite...
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Becker knives have always been contracted out to major manufacturers, Camillus being the last one before Ka-Bar took over. My BK-9 Combat Bowie is a Camillus-manufactured knife which I've seen examples of sell for more than 100% over MSRP of the current Ka-Bar offerings, not because Camillus was a better manufacturer necessarily, but because there's collector's value in any line of knives that was highly popular when a contracted supplier went o...
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