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Old October 9, 2010, 06:12 PM   #9
sltm1
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That's a interesting question. If you're in your 20's, I'd expect them to appreciate in value by when you're in your 60's, so keeping them unfired as a hedge against inflation, Obamaism etc, would be a good choice. I, on the other hand, AM, in my 60's and I don't see the point in owning it if I can't shoot it. This includes antiques. I figure that I'm only going to own them till I die, no matter what their $$ value becomes, and so their real value to me is the enjoyment they provide. Kinda like my horses, I enjoy watching them, but I love riding them! I'm not savin' them in pristine condition for my beneficiaries either.
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