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Re: Re: Thanks Drac (Fri Mar 3 06:58:59 2000
) Drac of the Sharp Smiles drac@tp.net |
Um. . . Just so we can keep the air clear here, I'd like to say that at no point did I either say or think that Confused should try to hide that the cels he might have to sell are restored. Obviously, if a cel has been restored, that is important to note, as it effects the value of the cel. One thing Confused might want to consider, is to scan the cels in detail in their damaged state and show that scan when offering them for sale after restoration. A good restoration job will increase the value of a cel that has been damaged, although never to what it's full value would be if it had not been damaged in the first place. I would be VERY angry if someone sold me a restored cel without telling me it was restored but I wouldn't turn up my nose to a well restored cel that I liked if told it had been restored. In my never humble opinion, someone who specializes in restoration could wind up by chance saving someone's "perfect cel" from being consigned to a trash can because it got damaged. I know there are a number of cels (exact ones that I could point out of the anime pieces they're in) that I would crawl over glass to have, damaged or not. If there's someone out there who is looking for and actively restoring damaged cels, it's just one more safety net. (For the big cels that I would crawl over glass to have in any condition, see Violinist of Hamelin episode nine - the big pan cel of Clary fighting Drum. Also see the cels of Larva unmasked from Vampire Princess Miyu OVA. If anyone has these and wants to talk, I can make it very worth your while!! (Yes, I know you've all heard me say it time and time before. . . I can dream, can't I? ^_^) Many Sharp Smiles, --Drac |
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