27 Apr
2003
27 Apr
'03
7:58 a.m.
On Thursday, April 24, 2003, Mike wrote:
The significance really depends. If the total produced is a low number,
say, below 1K, you are very correct. But if the total produced is more like
10K or 100K, there's a lot of room for that availability figure to vary. If
everyone but a few people are holding on to their items, it doesn't really
matter how many were produced at all; the items are still hard to acquire
and thus the value goes up.
--
Jeffrey Sharp
--- Mike
<ipscone(a)msdsite.com> wrote:
Only by an insignificant amount. If only 10,000 of an item was ever
produced, the supply can't exceed that On items were there is a fixed supply, like
antiques and collectibles,
the only side of the equation that can increase is demand.
Wrong, the "available" supply has also increased on many fixed supply
collectibles.