Dero13
·With the trajectory that Hong Kong is on, could we be seeing some people turning savings into easily transportable valuables, ready to emigrate at short notice? I wonder if the value of jewellery has also increased locally.
With the trajectory that Hong Kong is on, could we be seeing some people turning savings into easily transportable valuables, ready to emigrate at short notice? I wonder if the value of jewellery has also increased locally.
I’m sure you’re right, although crypto currencies are illegal in China so that might still be a risky way to move money around.
And crypto currencies are not banned in Hong Kong.
Someone likely added a zero in some automated system…
I just confirmed that those prices are, in fact, correct. [insert head exploding emoji]
What puzzles me, much more than the prices realised, is the fact there’s almost no chance these prices will translate to sales on the forum, eBay, ‘normal’ vintage dealers and smaller auction houses.
There is something strange going on in the galaxy.
OMG, could it be that even vintage Breitling's may someday escalate (..........nah!)