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Plenty of room for ethics though
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100% agree Scott, there are a lot of good dealers in this hobby. I wish they got half the press the unethical folks do.
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I recently read the book The Man in the High Castle after watching the series on Amazon. This passage really struck me as interesting (slightly edited):
…no one could possibly estimate the percentage of forgeries in circulation. And no one—especially the dealers and the collectors themselves—wanted to. …it had never occurred to them to ask themselves if the so-called historic art objects for sale…were genuine. Perhaps someday they would...and then the bubble would burst, the market would collapse even for the authentic pieces. A Gresham’s Law: the fakes would undermine the value of the real. And that no doubt was the motive for the failure to investigate; after all, everyone was happy. The factories…which turned out the pieces, they made their profits. The wholesalers passed them on, and the dealers displayed and advertised them. The collectors shelled out their money and carried their purchases happily home, to impress their associates, friends, and mistresses. Nobody was hurt—until the day of reckoning. And then everyone, equally, would be ruined. But meanwhile, nobody talked about it, even the men who earned their living turning out the forgeries; they shut their own minds to what they made… |
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In the words of GEOEGE COSTANZA
JERRY JUST REMEMBER....IT’S NOT A LIE IF YOU BELIEVE IT. CAN WE CHANGE TO THAT FROM NEVER GET CHEATED? |
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