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| WOULD YOU pay $40 PLUS for a hand-painted Bass fishing lure? Currently, I'm on the "prowl" for good deals on EBay for some vintage Lures I really LOVE to fish, (a "Realistic's" is outrageously priced!!). Occasionally, I hit these auctions for handpainted lures and they are selling for AMAZING prices. 1 lure- $40-$50 (EXAMPLE-Handpainted Wee-R's, DT's, Etc,)! Although I KNOW some people collect lures, I believe MOST of these people bidding these lures intend to fish with them! I paint my own lures for A LOT less! Is a $40-$50 lure going "overboard"? What's your opinion?      |
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