[marktwain]

Collectibles are a way of protecting wealth from inflation.

[Eagles6]

Liked the opinion, at the end.
Being a wheelgun afficianado, this is a beautiful revolver.

[RoosterRedux]

Collectibles are a way of protecting wealth from inflation.

Maybe, maybe not.

The problem with collectibles is that their market is highly inefficient and, as a consequence, the collectibles themselves are often illiquid.

We hear a lot about items such as Teddy's Smith and Wesson, but the rest of us don't buy items that are so well known. Lesser collectibles aren't nearly so easily sold.

[Vaduz]

Americans should be armed and trained in the use of arms.

More than ever now staying alive is a job now.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Smith and Wesson #3. Commonly known as the Russian.

[karbine]

I have 3 of them, all in 44 S&W Russian. I shoot them quite frequently. I reload my own cartridges and use Trail Boss powder. I even fire the 44 Russian cartridges out of my Colt Anaconda 44 Magnum when I want to take it easy. Unfortunately I can’t get them to cycle through my 44 Mag lever guns, so I just load up some of the 44 Mags with Trail Boss and enjoy the sound of the big lead slugs banging the steel plates. Very satisfying.

[GreenLanternCorps]

Bully for the purchaser!

[MileHi]

What is the “buyer’s premium” for?

[OSHA]

McCarthy sold for $0.24.

[bert]

Teddy was perhaps the best loved President. He founded the Bull Moose party and lost, was not reelected.

Adulation does not equal electability