$ - Devaluation Based on Damage - $

Devaluation of any collectible based on damage is ALWAYS a very difficult subject as many factors must be taken into account.  Issues such as these can greatly alter the devaluation system used here:

bulletType of item (artware, dinnerware, stoneware)
bulletRarity
bulletDemand

For some reason, the rules of artware and dinnerware devaluation do not seem to apply to stoneware.  Some feel that the sheer age of stoneware means that a significant allowance should be made when evaluating damage on stoneware, especially on one-of-a-kind pieces.

As you review the Damage definitions in this page you'll see the word Devaluation followed by the word NONE or one to five $ signs representing a percentage of market value.  This table should clarify the method used here...

As shown in Damage pages Devaluation from Market
NONE 0%
$ 20%
$$ 40%
$$$ 60%
$$$$ 80%
$$$$$ 100%