Darren,
I hear you, but it's not about the rich snobs, it's about economic
forces brought to the table which will result in a more stable
marketplace and increasing valuations---and that's good for all of
us. Wouldn't it be great if there were market factors which limited
the kinds of aberrations which have stung us all at one time or another?
I'm all for fun! ;-)
On Dec 7, 2008, at 11:05 AM, Darren Garrison wrote:
On Sun, 7 Dec 2008 10:38:59 -0500, you wrote:
with meteorites have shared with me that they've opted not to climb
in
because of their belief in an "immature" and "unsophisticated"
marketplace. Their words.
<snip>
Everything else being the same, no witnessed fall should ever sell
for
a couple of bucks a gram, and we should all strive to make certain
this doesn't occur.
Myself, I'd rather see meteorite collecting as a fun (immature,
unsuphisticated)
hobby that anyone interested can afford to join (even if just for
small pieces)
than as a way for rich snobs to become richer. I say that those
"serious
collectors" who you talked to can go screw themselves.
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