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| An appraisal for valuation, not ego |
| By: Will Gorges |
An appraisal is supposed to be an estimate of fair market anticipated value of an item. Just because the local gun shop tells you your antique pistol is worth $10,000 does not make it so. It is worth $10,000 if he offers to pay you that amount, then and there. Nothing has worth until money changes hands, and opinions are, well, opinions. You should also note that a price listed in a published "guide" is likewise almost meaningless--it can never be current, and you cannot sell to or buy from a book. |
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