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To: mnehring
Those are good prices, especially for being hand crafted.

I've seen solid copper, solid bronze, $8000. That's been a while, I bet they're more now.

7 posted on 03/22/2013 6:39:15 PM PDT by real saxophonist ("Always Progressing and Not Fitting Neatly in a Box"- Tosin Abasi)
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To: real saxophonist

My first thought was I doubt you could buy anything hand crafted of that size for near that price, be it table, sofa, or coffin.


8 posted on 03/22/2013 6:42:21 PM PDT by mnehring
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To: real saxophonist
I've seen solid copper, solid bronze, $8000.

That would be really cheep now.

I remember 40 years ago paying $900 for a relatively simple steel casket for a family who lost a child I knew who had nothing left to spend after all the hospital bills they had to deal with.

I could not even "afford" it then, but I did it anyway.

The 'mark-up' on caskets is incredible and in most states, the funeral home owners have lobbied the government to give them a near monopoly.

10 posted on 03/22/2013 6:57:00 PM PDT by Ditto
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