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'Value' is in the eye of the beholder.  A guy who wants to see real nice original standard gauge trains go around his track most likely won't care about the sticker.  I am in this camp.  If I pay, say $100 for a nice piece, I enjoy it till I'm drooling on my Wheaties, and sell it for $80 because it doesn't have the sticker, have I lost anything?  I think I have have gained.  Another point is, if a nice  90 year old piece is worth $100 now,  can't it be logical, (assumed - need the right word), that it will be worth more when it is 110 years old?  Your sense of 'value' seems to be a short term outlook.  I'm keeping my guys for twenty more years.  The 'value' is built in.

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