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Re: What is worth
My definition of what is worth: What someone is willing to pay for that specific item at a given time; assuming there is a willing seller, a willing buyer and ultimately, an exchange of cash at that time.
What would you likely be able to obtain for a given sum of cash, or other comparable goods or services such as barter, trade, etc..
The absolute best example of predictable worth is ebay, where thousand of buyers and sellers meet every day, where one day a canister like yours might sell for a insane amount of $1,000 for example, and within a few days, all the 45 item watchers decide to sell their canisters that have been lingering in some remote and forgotten corner of their garage, attic, or even behind the shed along under the pile of junk. Then, there was a sudden drop in price, perhaps as much to as high as $150 for the exact item. Still, ebay remains the best predictable place for establishing value.
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