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Would you sell your Tintin books if you got tired of them

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snafu
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#21 · Posted: 20 Feb 2005 05:17

Why would I be even tired of them? I've read Tintin since I was seven and will still read it when I'm well past my 77th year, if I live long enough!!

I won't EVEN THINK of selling my Tintin books!!

felixgk
Member

#22 · Posted: 10 Aug 2005 22:41

When I get old and if no one in my family is avidly interested in them, I might sell them off for retirement money. Better that my collection be in the hands of someone who cherishes it and is willing to pay generously for it.

SingingGandalf
Member

#23 · Posted: 11 Apr 2006 22:17

If I hand them down, a descendant might trash them (I trashed my dad's 'making of Tintin' when I was a toddler! I would never part with them as I am a bit of a collectormaniac anyway, not that I would ever get bored of them. I try not to lend them either, as I am worried they will be damaged. Someone keeps pestering me to lend them by Tintin in Congo. I keep telling them where to buy it, but they say that they want to read it, not buy it.

Rajpal
Member

#24 · Posted: 12 Apr 2006 03:34

Would you sell your Tintin books if you got tired of them?

NO, Nyet, Nein, Never, Nahin!

They are gonna be with me as long as I live!

CalessaSSracer
Member

#25 · Posted: 12 Apr 2006 04:13

Of course not! Never ever ever!
They will be given to my 4 children, they should be worth $1,000,000 in 5 years ;-)

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