Post #476303 by 1961surf on Mon, Aug 10, 2009 10:50 PM

It's all relevant .Prices flex based upon what someone is willing to pay for it
and exactly how bad they really want it .If a piece of artwork fetches $ 20,000 at
auction,it doesn't guarantee in a year or even two that it will fetch more or as
much as original winning bid.Example - some specific woodie cars were going for $175,000
last year, however there prices have dropped and softened up with the economy and
the real estate market.I guess all I am trying to point out and make clear , close to
$400 for a tiki mug is getting up there price in todays crap economy and the un-employment
rate @ 11.25% ..... for the above average tiki collector..Most of us already know how
rare the mug is.Enough with my babbling, your comments are very reasonable and appreciated
Tattoo .