I'm sorry if this is an inappropriate place to post this question. My wife sort of likes the gold bottle limited edition Boucheron Eau Legere EDT, but doesn't really love any Boucheron fragrance. I have the opportunity to buy it at a local store (I happen to think it smells great on her!) but would have to buy it as a buy one get one kind of deal. I was thinking about just putting the other bottle up for sale here on BN but didn't know if these limited edition versions are popular enough that it will sell. I would basically split the price of what I pay for 2, but if it won't sell I don't want to get stuck with 2 bottles. I think I would end up asking $50 - $55 shipped. Should I go for it or forget it since my wife finds it so so?
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