06-27-2012, 09:57 PM
Another example of how "extremely rare" DPRK items are.
Just a selection of items being filtered into the collection.
Price list updated.
One year on. Many prices reduced even halved none increased. I have not valued anything at under $1 but that is being very generous to a fair percentage of the lower end items.
The unforeseen events in December/January heavily affected the supply and items poured out of Korea in torrents. A supply which has by absolutely no means dried up. Many items are not worth purchasing as single items but as bulk lots due to the cost of postage being considerably more than the value of the item.
It can also be noted that due to the lack of DPRK items being an "investment commodity" as may have been previously speculated, the constant flow of items easily filling the "I'll take one of everything" collectors' collections, some lifting of the veil of mystery through this very forum and absolute, complete inability to research any item in any way, the trade in DPRK awards holds far less "general" appeal than during previous years.
Just a selection of items being filtered into the collection.
Price list updated.
One year on. Many prices reduced even halved none increased. I have not valued anything at under $1 but that is being very generous to a fair percentage of the lower end items.
The unforeseen events in December/January heavily affected the supply and items poured out of Korea in torrents. A supply which has by absolutely no means dried up. Many items are not worth purchasing as single items but as bulk lots due to the cost of postage being considerably more than the value of the item.
It can also be noted that due to the lack of DPRK items being an "investment commodity" as may have been previously speculated, the constant flow of items easily filling the "I'll take one of everything" collectors' collections, some lifting of the veil of mystery through this very forum and absolute, complete inability to research any item in any way, the trade in DPRK awards holds far less "general" appeal than during previous years.
"Signed with his own rubber stamp"
