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| Short answer is, probably.
A limit of 1650 is pretty high for someone who never wanted to sign before, so of course the autograph becomes less rare. But if the price of his autograph stays the same no matter what he signs, and if the demand is enough to absorb the supply at that price, than a drop in rareity just means that people can get actually get his signature now.
If, on the other hand, he suddenly starts signing everything and the autographs go for different prices that's when the market floods and it becomes a bad thing for collectors that paid a lot early on. |
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| quote: Originally posted by vampy: I hear wind blowing and see tumble weeds roll by ?
I don't get it. |
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| quote: Originally posted by chesspieceface: ...the answer, my friend, is "Bowie" in the wind...
Now that's really low! |
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| Bowie as Jareth in "Labyrinth": "Well...laugh." ____________________ Everywhere around this burg they're running out of verbs, adverbs, and adjectives. Everywhere around this town, they're running out of nouns.
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| ha ha ha he he he he quote: Originally posted by vampy: crawl back in your hollow you laughing gnome ?
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| If you do a Google search "David Bowie Signed book" there are at least 3 limited items that Bowie has signed |
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