Old Time Franklin Collector has to brush up
MadMonk
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Well, life changes forced me to the sidelines for about well over 7 years.
Now I need to brush up on the Market fairly quickly.
Need to figure out if it's a buyers market or a sellers market.
Also if old collections are coming out of the woodwork.
Any new books worth buying?
Who are the current major dealers who know what a nice Franklin really is? (Wooten or Leber Eye)
I know some of the old experts are members of the forum.
So, any good info appreciated, and then I will decide how I want to play.
Now I need to brush up on the Market fairly quickly.
Need to figure out if it's a buyers market or a sellers market.
Also if old collections are coming out of the woodwork.
Any new books worth buying?
Who are the current major dealers who know what a nice Franklin really is? (Wooten or Leber Eye)
I know some of the old experts are members of the forum.
So, any good info appreciated, and then I will decide how I want to play.
Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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<< <i>It's a buyers market for Franklins. >>
Yup.
once bitten by the Franklin bug , you can really never really "leave" them
<< <i>Welcome back Monk !!
once bitten by the Franklin bug , you can really never really "leave" them
So true. And you are one of the old time experts that I referred to.
I used to get nervous when I saw you bidding against me!
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<< <i>Welcome back Monk !!
once bitten by the Franklin bug , you can really never really "leave" them
So true. And you are one of the old time experts that I referred to.
I used to get nervous when I saw you bidding against me!
You still should MM.
Your icon is kind of fuzzy?
<< <i>Hi
Your icon is kind of fuzzy?
Yes, you are correct.
<< <i>Welcome back...
You know, many years ago, there was some amazing 56's being sold. I think the seller was Ehrmantraut. I've seen some, and they are spectacular.