"new in the box" can double the price for some collectors...which I why I got upset when an unopened box was slit open on my table. And some packaging seems to be designed to thwart putting the contents back in without damage. "You break it, you bought it" applies.
seaboardm2 posted:DennyM posted:Last year when I was at York I was in the Silver Hall or the Blue Hall (I don't remember which) and came across a table that had some mint post-war tenders. I found the tender that originally came with my 2037 2-6-4 steamer. I have a tender, but this was the one that came with it. It was Saturday and I asked him what was his rock bottom price. He said name a price. It was $85 and I said $70. He didn't like that and said $75. I would have paid the $75, but I didn't like his attitude. I will walk away if I don't like their attitude no matter how much I want it.
Wow he lost a sell because of his attitude.Maybe he should have learn how to not do that.He most likely kicked himself for doing that.
I doubt it. Guys like that have been that way their entire life and probably thinks he's never wrong.
