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That's true of rare things in general. They get more expensive and desirable as they get rarer, then they cross a threshold where they become so rare that they
by femto 5y ago
That's true of rare things in general. They get more expensive and desirable as they get rarer, then they cross a threshold where they become so rare that they become little known and demand goes away. (My dad had a car like this.)
I think there is a reason why you regularly see stories about rare things being auctioned for record prices: it's an part of the publicity campaign to increase public awareness, thus maintaining demand for those rare things.