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Topic: Bricks. Why Replacement Notes are sometimes not cheap.  (Read 20966 times)
Hudson A B
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« Reply #45 on: August 06, 2007, 03:12:43 pm »

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Does this make any sense to you (from a historical perspective)?
This makes total sense -well put.  I see what you mean completely - more searchers, means in general, more supply and so forth.

I apologise for continuing to drag you back into this thread (:)), but I think overall, and of course now in retrospect, this conversation is a good read for anyone who wonders about how things work (why some things have value and some don't in the eyes of each individual).  And this last post by you I think is an excellent reminder to us about why some notes are priced the way they are.

I think I am going to retire from this thread as well.  :) Again, well put, wtw.
« Last Edit: August 06, 2007, 03:39:20 pm by Hudson A B »

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