Yes inflation can be depressing but I'm enjoying all the old boxes and powder containers.Why did we have to start such a depressing thread?
Ah, The Good Old Days
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Bill_in_TR
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Yes inflation can be depressing but I'm enjoying all the old boxes and powder containers.
Yeah it is fun seeing them. The trouble is it reminds me how old I am.
N555
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Pre-0bama I do believe.
Best price I have seen anywhere as of late for any LPP is about double that.
I paid $50 for them at a yard sale in 2020 just before the plandemic hit.
Best price I have seen anywhere as of late for any LPP is about double that.
I paid $50 for them at a yard sale in 2020 just before the plandemic hit.
doubleh
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Not really. What was your income when powder cost that much? It's just inflation doing what inflation does. It takes $10.40 to equal one 1960 dollar today. I can't go into the causes without my post being deleted so will let that subject lie.
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what was TOP PRICE for primer during plandemic? $300 a brick?
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it would be the same? I don’t remember getting a raise from taxing people aroundHow about posting some old check stubs from the same time periods to put things into perspective?
N555
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SRP briefly were going for $500 a brick. They stayed a $300 for a month or 2.
That's why when srp dropped to about 6 cents and spp dropped to about 5 cents each I bought thousands of dollars worth of them and prices have already started going up.
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I’m doing a few bricks a week… CCI now, but when that runs out.. Fiocchi 1500’s here I come
The Win 680 has been moved to a new container because it is still good, but the container is corroding.
The IMR-4227 & 4198 are still being loaded, although I did just empty the 4198 container recently and started on a plastic containerp.
I have a large assortment of powders dating back to the 1980's that (with the exception of Green Dot) do not seem to have suffered any deterioration and which I am still loading.
The IMR-4227 & 4198 are still being loaded, although I did just empty the 4198 container recently and started on a plastic containerp.
I have a large assortment of powders dating back to the 1980's that (with the exception of Green Dot) do not seem to have suffered any deterioration and which I am still loading.
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N555
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I was going to buy fiocchis, but have haven't really seen any. Lots of genix.
