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|    Sue H to mr_black@optusnet.com.au    |
|    Re: Nice piece of Hollywood history on E    |
|    26 Apr 08 10:06:57    |
      From: dahoov2@cox.net              that's why I said Hollywood history and followed it up with those who       were affected by the strike for the next 20 years would remember it       but those not won't.              As for history, kids born today won't remember 9-11 or care. Or       Hurricane Katrina. Or the next big incident will trump those. It's       life. For now, the writer's strike is collectible; but it's like ANY       collectible; it has a peak time of value and a time when it's not       worth much. Only time tells. The fact it's on a "writer's Strike       sign" and has dates is great. It allows people to look that stuff up.              I've seen people collect sport sigs of minor players and they still       have value 50 years later and nobody knows who they are. Or people       collect town histories or flags or maps which have no value to 99.9%       of the world, but to those 2-3 collectors, a bidding war could ensue.       You just NEVER know.              Just think; in the future, the great grandkids of the writer's strike       might want to buy that sign for their family history. So you can't       say nobody would want it. Obviously, the person getting the sign       signed and selling it for charity for that much thinks it was a worthy       thing and I was number two... who else might be out there we only       know. So obviously it has SOME value.              On Sat, 26 Apr 2008 19:25:02 +1000, "Mr Black"        |
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