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Posted 11 months ago
mikielikes…
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You ever get "sign remorse", you know, you have something 12-15 years and something new and more exciting Comes along and You Feel Maybe It's Time to say goodbye. So you got a fair idea what you're little jewel is worth, and eBay here we come. You think it's worth what all the signs slingers are asking for their signs. But after nine days, a lot of lookers and no bidders and it's time to relist. Someone comes along and offers you $500 less than what you wanted and all you can think about is how many more signs you could get for this one. I hope this one to get home this is a fairly rare keyhole two-sided hanging sign. The man seemed very sincere and promised it was going into his personal collection. It's funny how an inanimate object can evoke such feelings.
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thank you shughs
thank you Michael
thank you mfg75 , gargoyle & chevy, glad u luved
eye, i couldnt sleep for days, called to talk to the sign twice, no answer!
thank u shughs . Michael . mtg75 . gargoyle . chevy . stonesfan 1 & electrobacco .
thanks for the comm. eye, u ever have "sellers remorse" ?
As always, thank you Mani!
thanks Tom