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Old 2nd April 2008, 06:52 PM   #6
ALEX
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Originally Posted by kronckew
....the value of any swords i have now is basically gone from a fair amount to nil with no compensation and for no purpose other than to make our govt. look good.
Do not count your losses yet, my friend. The effect on the value of your collection can be quite positive, AS LONG AS DEMAND IS PRESENT. And it is the case now, and will be for a long while. Banning these swords from ebay, etc will NOT decrease their high demand and interest. Just look at the lessons of prohibition era, not even mentioning the drug industry
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