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Prices/Value Discussion. - Printable Version +- The Soviet Military Awards Page Forum (https://soviet-awards.com/forum) +-- Forum: Soviet Awards Forums (https://soviet-awards.com/forum/Forum-Soviet-Awards-Forums) +--- Forum: General And Slightly Off Topic Talk (https://soviet-awards.com/forum/Forum-General-And-Slightly-Off-Topic-Talk) +--- Thread: Prices/Value Discussion. (/Thread-Prices-Value-Discussion) |
Prices/Value Discussion. - salyan - 05-03-2004 Kieth - a great point. I also collect German orders and medals...my best source being in Germany. The marked increase in value of EURO against the dollar has had a significant impact on prices and my "initiative" to collect those items at the moment! Dan Prices/Value Discussion. - new world - 05-07-2004 Badge of Honor, Mondvor Type (T2) - for sale in Russia for $1000!!!! William Prices/Value Discussion. - Eugene - 06-10-2004 Dave Wrote:Eugene-Dave, Are you trying to become "pro". How about this Badge of Honor for $495 + shipping ?Eugene Prices/Value Discussion. - Dave - 06-10-2004 Eugene Wrote:Dave, Of course! I got tired of seeing awards I sold end up on dealer's websites for two to three times what I sold them for less than a year before. So, I figured I'm obviously undercharging people! Thus, I might as well raise my prices too...Seriously, I'm flexible on the price. I'm just waiting for the person who bought the recently offered Ushakov medal + Red Star group to buy my award! --Dave Prices/Value Discussion. - new world - 06-11-2004 Dave Wrote:... What was the story with "Ushakov medal + Red Star group"? William Prices/Value Discussion. - Dave - 06-12-2004 new world Wrote:What was the story with "Ushakov medal + Red Star group"? It just sold for an extremely high price. If the buyer is on this forum, I'd be interested in hearing what was so valuable about the group, as I didn't see it. --Dave Prices/Value Discussion. - Christophe - 08-16-2004 Noticed in the website of a well known NJ dealer : the Order for Personal Courage, Var. 1, SN7739, circa 1991, PMD COA, for sale without success during some 2 years time, is now proposed at $1,275.00. It former price was $1,100.00, after having been around $1,000.00. Last increase : +15% !! Will this increase contribute more to its sale ? :confused: Ch. Prices/Value Discussion. - Lapa - 08-16-2004 Christophe, When you enter the Collecting Nebula, all known Laws of Economics cease to apply Marc Prices/Value Discussion. - rboomsma - 08-16-2004 There is a another dealers site I look at often and he has been doing the same. He has raised his prices twice in the last month. He had some hero stars for around the $2900, now there $3500. Christophe Wrote:Noticed in the website of a well known NJ dealer : the Order for Personal Courage, Var. 1, SN7739, circa 1991, PMD COA, for sale without success during some 2 years time, is now proposed at $1,275.00. Prices/Value Discussion. - ericlida - 08-16-2004 It is simple. When collectors see that the prices are the same (or go down), they don’t buy, waiting for better deal. When prices are going up collectors are afraid that they will be higher tomorrow and buy the order or medal. If you need a Star of Hero of USSR, not too many dealers have it; you probably would buy it now for $3500.00 (blaming your self for not buying for $2900.00) but the same time being afraid that it will be $4500.00 tomorrow. I think this is the main reason of raising prices today. Eric. |