wrote:

Is that really any sillier than someone paying $130,000 for a 1967
Mustang, $350,000 for a MB Gullwing, $250,000 for a Pembroke table,
$10,000 for a postage stamp? I've seen them all at auctions over the
years.

There are collectors of almost anything, and some of them have the
money to spend. Just wish I was the seller of that old wooden radio.

I would rather have the money to spend. It must be nice being able to
pay a quarter of a million dollars for a table and not think twice. I
want to be able to do THAT. Just happening to have a radio that somebody
is willing to pay $50,000 for isn't as great as being the person who can
plunk down $50,000 for that radio and have it be a drop in the ocean of
their fortune.



Radioman390 wrote:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...9316&ssPage N
ame=STRK:MEWA:IT#ebayphotohosting




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