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#32
10-02-2011, 10:13 PM
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Anomaly
....by anomaly I meant I don't believe that when a piece sells one time for a big price that you can depend on this being the new price.
Example the exact same Cobb tin we sold for $35,850 sold in REA in 2005 for $10,550. After this the guy offering the piece on EBay (which is a superior example) asked what I thought his was worth...my estimate was $25 to $30k. I just didn't believe because one sold once for $35k that it established a new price. Especially when one less guy needs one now! 
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