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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 3341790, member: 78298&quot;]I don&#039;t mean to discourage you. You didn&#039;t overpay by much, and it&#039;s like anything else, if you like it (and I happen to like these notes). it&#039;s not very expensive, and the years of enjoyment you can get out of just having it in your collection and appreciating it, are worth a lot more than the money invested.</p><p>Sure, one day, you can sell it for $7 and break even. But this isn&#039;t the kind of thing you are going to flip and make a quick profit on.</p><p>The point I was trying to make on value and long term holding can be illustrated this way:&nbsp; 50 years ago that $2 bill could have been spent for 4 Big Macs. Today that same bill if sold (let&#039;s say $4) is worth 1 Big Mac. One Big Mac which is smaller and far less satisfying than a Big Mac from 50 years ago. So now, you hold&nbsp; onto this note and in the future, you are able to break even and sell it for $7. Which will probably be the price of a Big Mac.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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