$70 for all that? Are you kidding?

[VR6ofpain]

There is an auction on ebay which is laughable. The guy is selling some otherwise junker razors for $69. Obviously no one plans to use his BIN.

This is what he is selling:



Honestly this is like some of the ridiculous asking prices I see at antique stores. People need to know what they have before they set unreasonable prices.

 

[Xavier]

I will take it for $80!!!!

 

[VR6ofpain]

"They weight a total of 1 pound"

Ha ha, good information to know!

 

[Topgumby]

That top injector was used by Colonel Schick to repel a charge during the Spanish American War on San Juan Hill. Teddy Roosevelt's great grandsons best freind's paperboy will authenticate it on request.

A bargain.

 

[rodd]

Those all metal injectors are nice, but not worth that in that condition.

 

[just1nsturm]

People need to know what they have before they set unreasonable prices.

+1 MILLION!!!! The prices they set seems to be based on pure assumptions. And assuming just makes an *** out of U and ME. (***/U/ME)

 

[D.Irving79]

There is an auction on ebay which is laughable. The guy is selling some otherwise junker razors for $69. Obviously no one plans to use his BIN.

This is what he is selling:



Honestly this is like some of the ridiculous asking prices I see at antique stores. People need to know what they have before they set unreasonable prices.

i see gems in there. you take that back.

 

[mmack66]

The razor presentation alone is worth $34.50

 

[SRock]

That top injector was used by Colonel Schick to repel a charge during the Spanish American War on San Juan Hill. Teddy Roosevelt's great grandsons best freind's paperboy will authenticate it on request.

A bargain.

Priceless!

 

[Joshua Da Silva]

That top injector was used by Colonel Schick to repel a charge during the Spanish American War on San Juan Hill. Teddy Roosevelt's great grandsons best freind's paperboy will authenticate it on request.

A bargain.

ahahaha. could you imagine?

 

[VR6ofpain]

That top injector was used by Colonel Schick to repel a charge during the Spanish American War on San Juan Hill. Teddy Roosevelt's great grandsons best freind's paperboy will authenticate it on request.

A bargain.

Classic. I love how you finished this statement with "A bargain." Totally busting up here.

 

[BurkDarkpatches]

There is an auction on ebay which is laughable. The guy is selling some otherwise junker razors for $69. Obviously no one plans to use his BIN.

This is what he is selling:
<snip>

Honestly this is like some of the ridiculous asking prices I see at antique stores. People need to know what they have before they set unreasonable prices.

This person sells A LOT of antiques at what seem to me like ridiculous prices. But if they sell at those prices, by definition in a free market, they _are_ priced correctly.

Steve

 

[Stubblefield]

The razor presentation alone is worth $34.50

He must be charging by the word.

 

[nrek619]

wow.......

 

[Light Beard]

He could be charging by the cent on every electron lost from the metals oxidation

 

[norton]

Did it say 'guaranteed vintage'?

I love it when they say 'guaranteed vintage'.

 

[jfd]

I am sure that he is getting another 40 bucks for shipping

 

[Bertilak]

i see gems in there. you take that back.

But are the GEMs "gems"?

 

[Bushranger]

good work Dave.
Bob, good question...might be some Ever-readys though I can tell there are now jewels in there.