Ok you have my attention, what woods are we talking abouthttps://a-z-animals.com/blog/discover-the-top-13-most-expensive-types-of-wood/
Buy as much of these woods as you can afford if you can find them.
Guaranteed better than money in the bank.
In 10-20 years you'll be lucky to find any of it.
JMO
The link...it's all about the hyperlink!
I might be listing a few pieces of lumber from the stash soon.https://a-z-animals.com/blog/discover-the-top-13-most-expensive-types-of-wood/
Buy as much of these woods as you can afford if you can find them.
Guaranteed better than money in the bank.
In 10-20 years you'll be lucky to find any of it.
JMO
Your general message is spot on. Not sure about that exact list though.https://a-z-animals.com/blog/discover-the-top-13-most-expensive-types-of-wood/
Buy as much of these woods as you can afford if you can find them.
Guaranteed better than money in the bank.
In 10-20 years you'll be lucky to find any of it.
JMO
I'm sitting on a pile of rhinoceros horn I can't seem to sell.
I hear ya talkin. However, I never believed ivory was a "stock it" up item. In the 20 plus yrs I've installed it on a hand full of my cues and usually at the request of the customer that I tried to talk out of it before caving. Most of it went on restorations that were an attempt to remain original.
The laws in our country are going greener and greener to the point of insanity. So I have no confidence that other things like exotic woods, exotic leather and such won't eventually be treated like Ivory has been or worse.
That's a good point.
Just make sure you stay out of politics if you're a big company.
That or you can maybe grandfather the new laws.
