All those signs are perfect condition. I wonder if they are all original. A buddy of mine has a nice store in Waxahachie with lots of signs. He told me every now and then a repop sign will sneak in.
$16,000 for an old John Deere sign is insane, some people just have too much money to spend. If I ever spent $16,000 on an old metal sign my Father would cut me out of the will for wasting money. He would say to me just think how much money you could have made with the $16,000 if you had put it into an Index ETF fund in the stock market like VTI, that $16,000 would make you $400 to $700 a month in profit, that is about $4,000 to $7000 a year in profits. People pay $16,000 for a sign that only a few people will even see, and all you can do is look at it. In the stock market it makes you money, and over 5 or 10 years it makes you a lot of money. If I want a sign like that I would just buy a cheap knock off replica, 99% of the people who see it will not even know it is a knock off.
I know people that lòst 10s of thousands of dollars in the last 2 stock market crashes an invested money in companys that went broke when that happened so give me a sign any day
@@peterselten500 Not in an Index Fund, the Index Fund called VTI is up on average 22% a year for the last 5 years. They are a safe investment, and not an investment in one company, that have $3 trillion in over 500 different stocks, so it never loses money. With a sign you just throw money away on something to look at, so give me a break with your BS stock market story.
@@williewalks7777 Yeah, of course they do. but they cost a lot of money, just for something to look at. I have all my money in an Index ETF fund called VTI, and I just sit back and watch it grow. I started investing in it last December, and in 8 months I am averaging about a $400 gain a month, that is $4,800 in profits a year. So go waste your money on rusted signs with bullet holes in them, I use my money to make more money, and the more I get in my account the more I make, because on the up days in the market you make more based on the number of shares you have. If you have $50 shares and it goes up $1 that day, you make $50. If you have 50 shares and it goes up $4 that day, you make $200. If you have 100 shares and it goes up $1 that day, you make $100. if you have 100 shares and it goes up $4 that day, you make $400. And I am retired, so I just sit at home and make $100 to $300 a day, some days when the market is up. I will take that over spending $3,000 on a stupid sign that almost nobody is even going to look at.
@@steves2241 so you think its throwing money away i think your watching the wrong channel if looking at numbers on a computer makes you happy theres more to life than bragging how much money you have
Hi willie awesome show thanks alot . Cheers mate🇦🇺
Great video and signs😊😊thanks
@@RobertGott-c3f It was a great auction!
Have you seen the terms and conditions for this sale
If so is it normal??😮
All those signs are perfect condition. I wonder if they are all original. A buddy of mine has a nice store in Waxahachie with lots of signs. He told me every now and then a repop sign will sneak in.
I wonder what that Mountain Dew sign sold for? Gotta love the original with the hillbilly
Was wondering what thoses glass globes for gas pumps brought
$16,000 for an old John Deere sign is insane, some people just have too much money to spend. If I ever spent $16,000 on an old metal sign my Father would cut me out of the will for wasting money. He would say to me just think how much money you could have made with the $16,000 if you had put it into an Index ETF fund in the stock market like VTI, that $16,000 would make you $400 to $700 a month in profit, that is about $4,000 to $7000 a year in profits.
People pay $16,000 for a sign that only a few people will even see, and all you can do is look at it. In the stock market it makes you money, and over 5 or 10 years it makes you a lot of money. If I want a sign like that I would just buy a cheap knock off replica, 99% of the people who see it will not even know it is a knock off.
@@steves2241 People love signs!
I know people that lòst 10s of thousands of dollars in the last 2 stock market crashes an invested money in companys that went broke when that happened so give me a sign any day
@@peterselten500 Not in an Index Fund, the Index Fund called VTI is up on average 22% a year for the last 5 years. They are a safe investment, and not an investment in one company, that have $3 trillion in over 500 different stocks, so it never loses money.
With a sign you just throw money away on something to look at, so give me a break with your BS stock market story.
@@williewalks7777 Yeah, of course they do. but they cost a lot of money, just for something to look at. I have all my money in an Index ETF fund called VTI, and I just sit back and watch it grow. I started investing in it last December, and in 8 months I am averaging about a $400 gain a month, that is $4,800 in profits a year.
So go waste your money on rusted signs with bullet holes in them, I use my money to make more money, and the more I get in my account the more I make, because on the up days in the market you make more based on the number of shares you have.
If you have $50 shares and it goes up $1 that day, you make $50. If you have 50 shares and it goes up $4 that day, you make $200. If you have 100 shares and it goes up $1 that day, you make $100. if you have 100 shares and it goes up $4 that day, you make $400.
And I am retired, so I just sit at home and make $100 to $300 a day, some days when the market is up. I will take that over spending $3,000 on a stupid sign that almost nobody is even going to look at.
@@steves2241 so you think its throwing money away i think your watching the wrong channel if looking at numbers on a computer makes you happy theres more to life than bragging how much money you have