Ideal fantasy: sell the whole collection around 8-10 years ago, buy ee-bai stock when it was first offered, sell now at the inflated value, and repurchase collection at the new lower prices. haha
ps - Quite agreed about Kurt Nauck. I can't count the number of times I have seen my 'wins' & thought: "I bid $15 on this, and he's letting me have it for the minimum of $3. Bless that man!" pps - Have you tried FedEx? I've used them a few times, and their rates were half of UPS and the P.O. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Wright" <[email protected]> I think Kurt Nauck's is simply the best vintage record auction that has ever been, run by honestly one of the kindest, smartest, and without question, most honest people I've ever been blessed to meet and get to know. Just a couple of years before eBay, I bid $1000 on a 10", 78rpm, RCA Victor picture disc of Enrico Caruso and ended up winning it for just over $600. That . I will say this, however -- if we get one more single postage stamp increase, I'm gonna let the USPS have it. For however many people stopped mailing letters because of e-mail, there's been at least half of them spending ten to fifty times as much on postage to ship eBay winnings back and forth. I had never had occasion to ship so much as one single package in my life up to age thirty, but since eBay happened, my yearly spending on shipping has hovered around a grand a year. And I never really sent letters much.
