brny11
路Just shooting in the dark, but it is very possible that all of the potential buyers willing to pay top dollar are still waiting for the call from the AD. The true 2nd hand price will only trend accurately when all are gone. 2 possibilities...
supply & demand 101
1. After ADs run out, demand remains high and drives the price up with limited 2nd hand supply.
Or
2. Most of the original buyers were flippers who assumed number 1 would be the case and flood the market with too many 2nd hand offerings - thus too much supply driving price below retail.
It also might start out as number 2 in the short term and slowly trend towards number 1 as all the 2,998 pieces eventually find their way to collectors and enthusiasts.
I find it to be near impossible to predict the future value this early. I am not certain the anticipated value is lost for good. Maybe, just needs some time.
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supply & demand 101
1. After ADs run out, demand remains high and drives the price up with limited 2nd hand supply.
Or
2. Most of the original buyers were flippers who assumed number 1 would be the case and flood the market with too many 2nd hand offerings - thus too much supply driving price below retail.
It also might start out as number 2 in the short term and slowly trend towards number 1 as all the 2,998 pieces eventually find their way to collectors and enthusiasts.
I find it to be near impossible to predict the future value this early. I am not certain the anticipated value is lost for good. Maybe, just needs some time.
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