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Old 21st November 2014, 08:01 AM   #14
Tim Simmons
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I do not think I would risk exporting or importing tooth or tusk. Just deal in your own country with other collectors. We need to get in to our heads that unless beautifully carved it is just another material like wood, often used just like a chunk of wood, nothing special. Not worth high prices anymore. A habit of the past like women putting white lead on their faces.
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