Shouldn't This Walking Liberty Sell For Under $20?

Whether P.T. Barnum ever said it or not, It certainly seems to be true that "There's a sucker born every minute."

I have certainly had my turn a time or two.

A leftover from The Coin Vault.

Gives new meaning to our old sales expression "sell the sizzle, not the steak."

It is available again for the low, low price of $40!

Are you sure it's the same one CoinsKelly? It's no big job to get a 5 gallon bucketful of coins like this.

"Shaving forums" are people mostly discussing shaving with earlier razors - straight, double edge, injector, etc. It's become a thing, I think both among hipsters and older men who never gave up their earliest razors. Gillette even bought a boutique shaving accessories and razor maker called Art of Shaving.

You'd be surprised at the prices of discontinued Gillette razors on ebay, even the recent Sensor. There's no grading like for coins, but new ones in the original packaging usually sell for $50 or more. Most people are buying them for use, not for collecting, though older razors are often collected.

I like shaving with my old Schick aluminum-and-brass injector razor, but it's worth so much (~$200) that I'll sell it before too long, and use a Schick worth about $15 instead.

Wow... low mint state price for a vg at best. Nothing is unheard of these days. Maybe I should check the cigar box at the back of the closet.