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Prices/Value Discussion. - new world - 01-30-2008
jefflgarrison Wrote:Well it looks like a couple of wackos went at it on eB?y and created a new price barrier for the Israeli dealers.
$282.66 for a ORB #382,581 (most likely a long service award for that number range).
Granted, it looks fresh from the mint but still, DANG!
Why are you surprised by the price?
WW2 Red Banners sell for $500+ in Russia, 50% for post-war RB seems to be in line with that price.
William
Prices/Value Discussion. - jefflgarrison - 01-30-2008
Probably because less than a year ago, I bought my second for $130.00 on Eb?y.
and that number is not from WW2 but from later in the 50's.
Prices/Value Discussion. - Soviet - 01-30-2008
new world Wrote:Why are you surprised by the price?
WW2 Red Banners sell for $500+ in Russia, 50% for post-war RB seems to be in line with that price.
Yes, I can't understand why on Russian forums people pay soo much for Red Banners and Glories. Normal Glories III are selling for about $150 now in Russia! :thumbsdown
Prices/Value Discussion. - new world - 01-30-2008
Soviet Wrote:Yes, I can't understand why on Russian forums people pay soo much for Red Banners and Glories. Normal Glories III are selling for about $150 now in Russia! :thumbsdown
I don't get it either.
Where did all awards go? I am talking about common Glories (close to 1 million issued), Red Stars (over 3 millions), and Red Banner (in hundreds of thousands).
How many collectors do they have in Russia to make demand go to such high prices?
William
Prices/Value Discussion. - ANZAC - 01-30-2008
new world Wrote:I don't get it either.
Where did all awards go? I am talking about common Glories (close to 1 million issued), Red Stars (over 3 millions), and Red Banner (in hundreds of thousands).
William
Well, I got quite a few
and the prices make my collection worth a bit so I'm happy
better not let my wife see this tho:argueBrendan:thumbsup
Prices/Value Discussion. - jefflgarrison - 01-30-2008
Brendan, this situation with you keeping the amount you have spent from your wife is a ticking time bomb. Defuse it quickly.
Prices/Value Discussion. - ANZAC - 01-30-2008
The trick is Jeff is always to say yes when she asks to buy something
Brendan:thumbsup
Prices/Value Discussion. - Jeffrey Meffert - 01-31-2008
and my wife asks how much it was, sometimes I tell her it was a trade. What I don't tell her is that what I traded was cash for a new uniform.
Prices/Value Discussion. - paddywhack - 01-31-2008
the best way to hide your collection is in plain view! as fair as my folks were concerned (when i lived at home!)everything only cost E50!!!!just dont let them onto sites where they can see the real prices!!!!!!!:thumbsup
Prices/Value Discussion. - Lapa - 02-01-2008
Soviet Wrote:Yes, I can't understand why on Russian forums people pay soo much for Red Banners and Glories. Normal Glories III are selling for about $150 now in Russia! :thumbsdown
new world Wrote:I don't get it either.
Where did all awards go? I am talking about common Glories (close to 1 million issued), Red Stars (over 3 millions), and Red Banner (in hundreds of thousands).
How many collectors do they have in Russia to make demand go to such high prices?
Bryan, William,
You are sorely missing one important point here: Russian Economics!
All known theories stop working once you cross the border
Marc