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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: Sal on February 18, 2013, 02:19:00 AM
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I have a red stripe super kodiak, one of my friends has a blue stripe super kodiak. I would like to have one of those blue stripers and he's open for a trade.
Here is the skinny:
-my red stripe is a nice 8
-his blue stripe is a solid 9
BUT, his blue stripe has a "B" stamp. Would this trade be even? I'm open to all opinions, especially regarding resale value. Thank you.
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Good trades are "in the eyes" of both parties.So is the future value.
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This is the wrong forum for this post. This needs to go in the classifieds.
This forum is only for collecting and historical information.
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Sorry - I re-read your post.......it is probably fine in this forum since you are only getting input on a potential trade.
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Those are two very closely valued items, if you are happy and he is happy should be good to go.
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Thanks for the replies, I think the values are pretty close, but I wanted more info. I don't know how much of an impact that "B" letter has on resale value.
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The "B" stood for......Bodacious!
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I don't think anyone really cares about the B stamp.
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The B stamp, the star stamp or the 2 or 22 never bothered me at all.
This weekend, Hayslope came by and we did some bow trading and I showed him some of my Kodiak and super Kodiak collection bows and the 61 I retain in the permanent collection has the star stamp. I have another identical 61 that I showed him without a stamp on the block but I prefer the wood and condition of the bow with the star stamp. Just me.
Enjoy your bow!
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I am with the majority. Would not shy away from stamp as a collector. Beuty is in the eyes of the beholder. Make the trade.
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Make the trade, why not?