eBay "liquidated" my antique blade!

Rick · 12th May 2026, 04:15 AM

As I read this, I'm pretty much convinced that as I lighten up my collection because I'm approaching 80 years. It will never be through eBay, more likely through this site, and I will not send anything to addresses outside of the US.

Then there's tariffs, another bucket of worms.....

Alan,
this country is a very weird place, but I wouldn't wager a red cent on the death sentence for the word you mentioned. Notice how I dodge it here.

Auction houses here move a lot of antiques containing forbidden natural material/s.
Federal laws often conflict with State laws and often never get straightened out.
I'll leave off politics now...

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12th May 2026, 04:15 AM	#22
Rick Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 6,421	As I read this, I'm pretty much convinced that as I lighten up my collection because I'm approaching 80 years. It will never be through eBay, more likely through this site, and I will not send anything to addresses outside of the US. Then there's tariffs, another bucket of worms..... Alan, this country is a very weird place, but I wouldn't wager a red cent on the death sentence for the word you mentioned. Notice how I dodge it here. Auction houses here move a lot of antiques containing forbidden natural material/s. Federal laws often conflict with State laws and often never get straightened out. I'll leave off politics now...