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...Because he's a taxman? :evil:

How so? I found it very fruitful. It was entertaining if nothing else.[/QUOTE]

Fruitless in the meaning of flipping not entertaining ...[/QUOTE]

I still don't see it as fruitless. Stroppy...

This is the UK tax laws on collectibles:

Capital Gains Tax is due on any gains you make from the sale of collectibles for £6,000 or more. The £6,000 limit applies for both single items and sets,...

Frankie Say 'Relax'...

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...Don't do it!

Last. Or second last now 'cos I just posted.

But what about Tiny Tim!?[/QUOTE]

He lived in an era that didnt have Games Consoles, why the fuck should he care?

The whole games console argument simply doesn't hold water. Anyone who wanted one of these could have got one EASILY if they had planned ahead and reserved when they were announced. It was those that...

July of last year, you offered to sell me a S/L Joyland for $275 cash PLUS my unsigned Joyland. So in other words, you wanted $275 plus a book that I paid $40 for (by my calculation that makes...

The original question I asked (before God intervened and moved it to this thread) was:
If a copy was bought to simply 'flip', would other members be glad of an opportunity to get hold of a copy...