01-04-2006, 02:28 PM
Rusty,
With your pricing approach, Paul (or somebody) has to set a market price on an award first!? That ought to be a new can of worms by itself. Just because somebody bought something at a bargain (or vice versa), the true market value may not match that (since it should be an average of a composite, for all we know). Moreover, prices are jumping (up, mostly:mad: ), so one has to constantly adjust for that, as well...
However, there are other ideas to straighten things out, and make authentication of a medium priced award(s) affordable and making sense to a collector.
Just my $225.
-AF
With your pricing approach, Paul (or somebody) has to set a market price on an award first!? That ought to be a new can of worms by itself. Just because somebody bought something at a bargain (or vice versa), the true market value may not match that (since it should be an average of a composite, for all we know). Moreover, prices are jumping (up, mostly:mad: ), so one has to constantly adjust for that, as well...
However, there are other ideas to straighten things out, and make authentication of a medium priced award(s) affordable and making sense to a collector.
Just my $225.
-AF
