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he could only save money selling on here, although the way Red shadows are selling at the moment on bids he could probably make enough money to retire.
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ah. there we go, my excellent dirt-cheap Kiwi was from him.
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Sundance wrote:ah. there we go, my excellent dirt-cheap Kiwi was from him.
He buys the big bulk lots from ebay and often finds some surprises in them. Glad he was able to add to your collection Sundance.
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Sundance wrote:ah. there we go, my excellent dirt-cheap Kiwi was from him.
I AM NOT DIRT CHEAP. much.
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No. That's unfair to dirt.
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The Baron wrote:No. That's unfair to dirt.
Just cause I'm down under.......... sigh.
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Back to the original topic, this has to be the best example yet:

quarrel & rfm mint in box

99p Buy It Now, but £90 postage within the UK. :shock:
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:shock:
For that price it must be posted out in an exquisite, antique hand made mahogany box with the finest gold inlay filigree decoration & velvet lined interior...
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Monkfish wrote:Back to the original topic, this has to be the best example yet:

quarrel & rfm mint in box

99p Buy It Now, but £90 postage within the UK. :shock:
Just sent him a question asking how it would be delivered for that princely sum!
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Find out where he lives - one of us surely could collect??
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