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Sebuh

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  • Birthday 05/18/2007

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    Writer, Philosophy, Manga, Fossils, Watches, and ofcourse Nihonto,

    Kamakura, and Heian works my favorites

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  1. all good the last few days in Eastern USA.
  2. same here, makes me actually concentrate in class though..
  3. me too, was wondering what happened.
  4. Got it! I thought the same, but thought to throw it out there. Use the site daily and love looking at new improvements Thanks for everything!
  5. @Hoshi Sorry to budge in here, when your asking someone else for feedback. I was wondering if it'd be possible to add an area somewhere on an Artist's profile that can highlight their works average sale/sell price? sort of like stock prices? it could be a pretty good idea when looking how much smiths sell for at the Hozon, TH, and Juyo and beyond. Though I understand there are variables such as big names, only having Hozon and being hundreds of thousands. This is really just a rough outline of an idea, if this is something that intrests you I could try thinking more into it. Thanks,
  6. Hi, sorry for resurrecting this thread. Does anyone know when the next Tokubetsu Juyo Shinsa is? I don’t recall seeing it posted anywhere? I know it is usually every two years or so. Thank you!
  7. sold for 3,403,000 bit of a bidding battle towards the end now do I want to ask the question and rattle the snake. is it worth it?
  8. honestly a fan of this blade, if it came up in a month or so i probably might have gone for it
  9. Hoping for the best, any Sanjo works may well be considered Unicorns, and a zaimei? super valuable stuff. Wishing for the best outcome.
  10. Got it guys, thank you! was expecting the Japanese to have some sort of ultra-anti decay formula for swords, oops! especially since I was of the belief most museums did not rotate swords often.
  11. Is there a reason why Yamatorige is not always on display? I'm not familiar with the museum and their practices, but it is quite the popular sword. Would expect it to always be around regardless of display swaps?
  12. Saw this in New York at Sothebys, was a delightful sight, only got one photo or so.
  13. I'd stay away from anything non-papered, the choice is yours at the end of the day. But might as well get a papered item.
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