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chu
· 8 years ago
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http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2015/02/beanie_babies_bubble_economics_and_psychology_of_a_plush_toy_investment.html
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deleted
· 8 years ago
Should have waited five years so they could fight over who had to take a bunch of worthless crap.
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theodorerex
· 8 years ago
I'm just saying if you keep anything long enough, it'll become rare and at least potentially valuable. Could be 5 generations, but still.
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chu
· 8 years ago
like your great grandfather's WWI combat knife? Sure, it's valuable as a relic but rather useless in any other respect.
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theodorerex
· 8 years ago
I guess I meant more than 5 generations. It also helps if the thing has intrinsic value to begin with. That being said, I'd never sell a family heirloom.
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silenttaboo
· 8 years ago
Look at all the people in the back watching with a straight face. I don't think I could have done that.
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stille20
· 8 years ago
These are clearly two people who lost perspective.
