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Cost Approach and those who "mail it in"

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I appreciate that.
Wise move since she is likely a Romulan agent posing as a Vulcan. :rof:

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I didn't think of that. I thought she was The Companion pretending to be Spock so she could hit on me.

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I give up.

don't give up--just let the next shift take a shot. We can punch back in tomorrow or later tonight for the swing shift!

Perhaps Lord MacBeth can make some headway once he gets his computer straightened out.
 
Lol. have a good weekend everyone!

me
 
Same to you. Thanks for a fun thread. It exercised my brain.

Weather will be beautiful here over the weekend.
 
Same to you. Thanks for a fun thread. It exercised my brain.

Weather will be beautiful here over the weekend.
Our weather is too be wonderful as well (I hope). I feel the need to exorcise my brain after this!
 
I have a coin. The cost to make is .5 cents. It cost me 1 cent, and I can sell it for one cent.

Although it is old, it does not depreciate in value. A new penny is the same price and an older penny. (If this was a really old penny, then Highest and Best Use may be as a collector item and not as a currency)

Sales Approach to Value = 1 cent
Cost Approach to value = .5 cents
Income Approach = 1 cent
Depreciated value (Effective age 5 years) = 1 cent
Value if left on railroad tracks (Location Obsolscence) = .25 cents
Value if misprinted (Functional Obsolescense) = $100

My estimated value of my 1 penny created in 2006 = $.83
(Mean Value from 3 approaches)
 
Are you sure you included EI in cost?

A 5 year old coin after 5 years in someone's pocket would be worth less relative to one stored in a more preservation friendly environment.

Where is the coin? On the moon or at the bottom of the Ocean? Location, location, location!

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