Colt Serpentine Set

[atljetmech]

Anybody else watching this GB Auction???
Fixin to end soon.

1995 Colt Serpentine Set *COLT CUSTOM SHOP* 1 OF 50 SETS EVER MADE* - Revolvers at GunBroker.com : 942248781

Buy 1995 Colt Serpentine Set *COLT CUSTOM SHOP* 1 OF 50 SETS EVER MADE*: GunBroker is the largest seller of Revolvers Pistols Guns & Firearms All: 942248781

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FYI... I am not the high bidder !!!

 

[atljetmech]

TommyT is that high bidder your GB screen name?

 

[atljetmech]

Wow !!!

 

[Tikker]

Good grief.

 

[Porter Rockwell]

1of 50? Though that’s way out of my price range, $50k is not that expensive for this. Heck there are plenty baseball cards and terrible paintings worth alot more than that.

 

[Farmer 2]

Saw an original colt walker sell for 250,000 last week on Proxibid.

 

[basstracker89]

Nice

 

[Red Squirrel 556]

Wow !!!

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Yea somebody wanted that way too bad.

 

[Gimmebackmybullets]

1of 50? Though that’s way out of my price range, $50k is not that expensive for this. Heck there are plenty baseball cards and terrible paintings worth alot more than that.

Bought for. Possibly.
Worth.
Absolutely not
Anyone that pays that kind of money for a piece of cardboard or a paper with paint on it,or a comic book needs psychiatric care.
I don't care if it's the original Mona Lisa
Limited edition firearms such as these ,although out of the realm of my investment sanity, I can somewhat understand, but could not justify in my mind in my current financial embarrassing state.
However, with a rare date, or low mintage, United States (only) 18th, 19th, or even some 20th century gold or silver coin in a verified, high mint state condition, I could maybe come close to that justification, if I had 50 k just burning a hole in my pocket

 

[Gimmebackmybullets]

1of 50? Though that’s way out of my price range, $50k is not that expensive for this. Heck there are plenty baseball cards and terrible paintings worth alot more than that.

Bought for. Possibly.
Worth.
Absolutely not
Anyone that pays that kind of money for a piece of cardboard or a paper with paint on it,or a comic book needs psychiatric care.
I don't care if it's the original Mona Lisa
Limited edition firearms such as these ,although out of the realm of my investment sanity, I can somewhat understand, but could not justify in my mind in my current financial embarrassing state.
However, with a rare date, or low mintage, United States (only) 18th, 19th, or even some 20th century gold or silver coin in a verified, high mint state condition, I could maybe come close to that justification, if I had 50 k just burning a hole in my pocket