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frenki09
Why would anyone pay $650 for this... Even $150 is over my budget...
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ChrisG
just ordered....
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MILKYWAY
ER really knows how to treat his fans. Soak'em down and kick'em aside.
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MILKYWAY
ER really knows how to treat his fans. Soak'em down and kick'em aside.
Apparently it's Insound that decided to liquidate the copies they had instore.
On ER's site it's at 325$ (a 50% discount).
Anyway you had to be mad to shell out 650 units for a book printed at 1850 copies. 185 copies yes but at 1850 it was a no-no.
11 (!?) years ago I was writing this :
"If you look at the bare facts (650 units for an edition of 2600 copies) and think about how the photo-book business works in general you quickly realize this one is a giant rip-off : there is just no way a "limited" edition of 2600 copies of a title will be worth one day the asked retail price.
In the "art-book" world 650$ is a common price... for a book that comes with an original silver print signed by the artist. I shall add this special editions are numbered to an amount of (don't fall off your chair) 25 to 50 copies.
The bottom line behind this is :
- buy the luxury edition at 950 sth $. This one will be valuable.
- re the regular 650$ edition you're being asked NOW the price this book MIGHT reach in 30 years if the Stones are not forgotten by this time. In other words a giant rip-off. Unless it is offered at 25% of the limited edition that is roughly 120 bucks".
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120, 150 bucks my assessment was pretty good.
Don't thank me, I had warned you against an unsafe investment!
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ChrisG
just ordered....
will get this wednesday