Cels Forum

> But now that you mention it, supply and demand does come
> into the picture in placing value. Yes, directors/designers
> are heavy factors in placing value on a cel, but you cant
> deny the fact that when there is not enough product to 
> satisfy the consumer, then of course the value goes up.

And that's exactly what I am trying to avoid to do :
increase the price of some cels just because there aren't
many on the market available ! I fix my prices based on
what it realy costed me to get them and not on what people
may be willing to pay for such cels. As I have very good
sources, that's often mean that I am able to sell cels
at the same price or even lower than specialized shops
in Japan.
Take Mayuka's cels : they are extremely hard to get in
Japan as many people want some. But it's not because
it costed me, for example, $30 that I should resell it
$100+ just because there is people willing to pay that
price...

So to come back to SFII, they may worth a lot for you
but to tell the true, they isn't many people realy
interested and their quality doesn't justify a very
high price.... (eh! Maybe I will be able to get you
a couple ones in Japan... :)

Cheers,
Yann Stettler