The main factor here is available supply of Soviet awards.
Look at his High Military Orders section - besides that $125K and couple of common Nevsky pieces - there's nothing there. Same goes for other dealers.
BTW, all major dealers raised their listed prices recently...
I understand there's inflation and prices on awards going through the roof, but this is crazy:
NY-based dealer listed two Red Banner of Labor screwback awards (T2, both variations) - for $1700 each!!!!
No matter how you look at this - $1700 is quite sizeable chunk of cash by any standards to drop on a labor award, which can't even be researched.
I'd like to hear the rational behind that dealer's decision on pricing.
William
Look at his High Military Orders section - besides that $125K and couple of common Nevsky pieces - there's nothing there. Same goes for other dealers.
BTW, all major dealers raised their listed prices recently...
I understand there's inflation and prices on awards going through the roof, but this is crazy:
NY-based dealer listed two Red Banner of Labor screwback awards (T2, both variations) - for $1700 each!!!!
No matter how you look at this - $1700 is quite sizeable chunk of cash by any standards to drop on a labor award, which can't even be researched.
I'd like to hear the rational behind that dealer's decision on pricing.
William












