At the Very Least then, you should post Negative Feedback for the unscrupulous Seller who is currently enjoying spending your hard but honestly earned £200 that you'll never see again...
At the Very Least then, you should post Negative Feedback for the unscrupulous Seller who is currently enjoying spending your hard but honestly earned £200 that you'll never see again...
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
Only £200? I wish I could afford to write off £200 just like that! If that was me I would be out for blood!
How many mint wire Normandy camo SS helmets exist? The answer: None.
So it's like any hobby. Supply. Demand. Condition. Provenance. Rarity.
These add up to how the market sets a price in any collecting hobby.
How much do you think a game worn hockey jersey to the player who scored the winning goal in the 72 Summit Series (Canada vs Russia) sold for? A few hundred thousand dollars, because there isn't another one. But you can buy a game worn jersey right now for $100.
Not every helmet is worth that kind of money. But one-off rarities in any Militaria genre are worth a pile of money.
You can buy a helmet for $100 if you want. But if you want what would arguably be the best helmet on the planet your going to have pay for it.
Yeah I guess. I'm not griping, I'm just shocked. That helmet would be worth nearly a third of my house. I wish I had a dozen.
If you had a dozen, they wouldn't be worth 35K each! Because you would have 12 of them available! lol
William
"Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."
I thing everyone of us has been burnt and it definatly makes you a better more careful buyer in the future. I have been done thats forsure and just about killed when a guy sold me a cheap ww1 grenade that turned out to be live . Police were watching him and he wanted it gone. I was pulling the pin, dropped it once but lucky for me the spring has seized up .
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