Big Bucks for Big Buck

[Non_Typical]

The Buck of Justice is up to $14,500. I'm guessing it will shoot up near $20,000 near the end of the auction, like all other items on e-bay. I'm wondering how many people would take the $20,000 and how many people would keep the set if they found it??? It's a once in a lifetime set, but a lot of cash too!

 

[NvrEnuf]

Oh man. That is a tough question. If it goes up to 20Gs I'm not sure. I think if I was Doyle I would sell it in a heart beat and double my money. Since he's just bought them from the guy who actually picked them up. Now if I was the guy that originally picked them up and I felt like I needed some cashola I would have probably tried making replicas and selling them instead of selling the actual sheds. I wish I had a set of sheds big enough that I had to worry about it. I know that much for sure!

NvrEnuf

 

[RLH]

if he turns down 20 grand, that's the 2 dumbest guys around. one guy for offerin' 20k and the other for turnin' it down. it's just sheds.

 

[browtine]

I certainly couldnt turn down 20gs... Even if I found them. They would have a bill of sale before I got the cash in hand! I also bet the auction jumps up to 20g's before its done. I could only imagine having 20g's to spend on a set of sheds!

Later, Brandon

 

[mooseman]

sorry i don't think so i would never sell them he'll never find any thing like that set again. i wouldn't part unless i was despirate for food, then i'd probably beg.

 

[losthuntr]

I have to agree with mooseman, 20k wouldn't last very long in todays world and all you could ever say about the antlers is that you once owned them. Of course I have trouble parting with old rotted fork horns.

 

[kilowatt]

Although this is not about the cost of buying antlers, just four weeks ago up in Reno at Hot August Nights they had two more idiots there.
One fella has a 1957 Chevy Impala Hardtop in top condition and had placed it up on the Auction for sale. Well along comes a few guys who wanted it and the last offer, not get this, was turned down by the owner at $122,000.00 He wanted $140,000.00 and so went home with it and never sold it. There is no 1957 Chevy worth that much, but shows how people think in this day and age.

Brian

 

[Bambistew]

My guess is the owner put it up for sale to see what they are "worth" for insuracne purposes. the owner probably put a really high reserve on them to see how much people were willing to put down to own them.

Thats a lot of $$$ for a set of sheds.

 

[RLH]

hate to trash your story killowatt, but there ain't no such thing as a '57 impala. first year o' the three taillights was '58. '57's had big ol' fins on em. '58's sloped off.