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| I suppose it would, and I have contimplated it, but I'd really like elephant ivory, IF I can get some without getting in a jamb. |
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| I have a few sets of tusks around and was just wondering what the stuff is worth these days. 20 years ago it was around $34 per pound. Does anyone know the current value?
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BTW, I'm headed to Colorado for a week on Friday so won't be acknowledging any replys after that...... but thanks! |
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| LVEric, I suppose that would be for whats left AFTER they cut off the part with the nerve cavity in it. Thanks, Everyone. But don't get the idea I want to sell my tusks. Some of them came too dearly! Back in a week. Rich Elliott |
| Posts: 2013 | Location: Crossville, IL 62827 USA | Registered: 07 February 2001 |
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| The billiard cue makers will pay around $100-$125/lb. If there are no cracks in it. |
| Posts: 1407 | Location: Beverly Hills Ca 90210<---finally :) | Registered: 04 November 2001 |
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