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 Re: Stock Duplication---Open-ended Question
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Apr 16th a 09:40 PM
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Good craftsmen using high end machines like a Hoenig, etc usually charge around $400 to $500+ for duplicating. It’s a lot more physical work than people actually think it is.
Dustin
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