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#31
02-14-2014, 07:09 PM
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IMO, Steiner, and by extension, all private/show signings are akin to the new car or new book markets. They lose value as soon as they leave the place of sale.
The resale market for these items is below the paid amount, almost without exception. However, their demographic seems to be the population that has a large amount of discretionary income. In part, it is also the greedy athletes whose demands drive the prices up for collectors. D@v1d Dav1s 
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