> Not exactly, the value of a cel also makes an 
> owner feel good about that cel along with it's 
> beauty.

Um. . . I have to comment on this. . . As a 
collector, I don't give a *damn* what my cels are 
worth. It has no influence on how much I enjoy 
the cels. The only time that a cel's "going rate" 
has any effect is when I'm trying to *buy* the 
cels in the first place. In which case I would 
rather they *NOT* be expensive - thankyouverymuch.

And I don't know about anyone else here, but when 
I have a cel that I really like and I feel like I 
got it for a *SONG* instead of being reamed for 
it. . . That sometimes makes a cel feel more 
special. But nothing is special about having deep 
pockets to be able to outbuy fellow collectors 
who aren't as financially well endowed. (*shrug*) 
So you have deep pockets? Whoopee dingle whap.

Once again, I don't know if I speak for anyone 
else here, but seeing a "low end" favorite cel of 
someone who has a lot to say about that cel is 
*MUCH* more interesting than seeing someone 
showing off a bunch of flashy "high end" cels 
just so they can show off.

Many Sharp Smiles,
--Drac