Quote from: Heisenberg_Hunter on Today at 08:37:13 PM

Quote from: aoluain on November 08, 2021, 10:57:11 PM

I have seen a few "Bitcoin Day" newspapers sell on ebay with ranging prices from
less than $100 and this one for over $400 in September.

I cant believe I have missed out on so many magazines over the years, I suppose
if you are not looking out for them they escape your attention.

Thanks for the update. Yeah, basically most of the collectibles/bitcoin memorabilia increase in price as soon as they are sold out because of the FOMO and then they settle a bit for lower prices a few months later. I have seen a few of them like these back in 2018-19 but in the long run, they obviously rise up in price and some which are extremely hard to source just like the 1988 Economist provide a return of 30-50X easily in a few years though true bitcoiners and collectors won't sell those.

For instance, during the 2018 bear market Economist was auction and fetched a price of 0.046BTC ~$400-$450 which was indeed a great steal price considering the prices we have seen this year.

I dont think the winner of that auction owns that copy anymore Wink