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Interesting! Thanks Michael and Dien [DNO]
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> I tend to agree with Michael that there is a > difference between "Memorabilia" > vs. "Art".... > However, I do think that certain pieces of > art have cultural significance, and will > retain and increase their value due to that. > But - I ain't no expert! > I did re-read J. Paul Getty's essay on > buying fine art (and using art as an > investment) in his book, "How to Be > Rich". My memory was right - he > essentially bought many pieces of priceless > art - often for lower than their owners paid > for it - during the depression. These > subsequently went up in value, many times > what he paid for them.... Many of these art > pieces he later donated to museums. > The main drawback of art as an investment, > it seems to me, is that you have to be > willing to wait. It can take time for the > value of art to appreciate. Also, it helps > to be rich already to even be "in the > market" for many pieces of fine art. > - Dien Rice |
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