Flea market pricing is HARD!!! (Also, I had an estate score today!!!)

[Cosmo]

I do see where a full 6 pack went for 35.00 buy it now. That's cool to know for future reference looks like grandpa was right after all, though that beer was drunk up that weekend,and all that was left was Empty cans that are almost worthless. Wonder if the beers still good. Also suprised e-bay allows alcohol sales.

 

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[trdhrdr007]

We've toyed with that too...maybe selling in lots of 10. Packaging them would be a hassle.

Too late now, but I've seen people in my area sell cans in lots. They lay the cans (end to end & side by side) on a cardboard piece & wrap the whole thing in plastic cling wrap. Makes a fairly attractive package if you are neat & have all the can labels facing out.

 

[CC-Hunter]

I had a small collection of about 50 beer cans from the 70's. Iron City Pittsburgh Steeler ones, Billy Beer, Tenant's Lager with the sexy women on them, Harley Beer, etc.. I ended up giving them away at my last yard sale. Good luck.

Sounds a lot like the remnants of my collection

 

[Iron Patch]

This is easy. You don't have to take them all, so try at $2 and see what happens.

 

[diggummup]

Sounds a lot like the remnants of my collection

LOL. These came from an estate sale. Paid too much ($10 for the box full) but too little for some other items at the same sale, so giving them away for free didn't hurt any. I just wanted to get rid of them to make space for more "junk". If I was into selling at the flea market, I probably wouldn't have given them away. I did research the ones I had and there were a few that sold on ebay for $5 or more each, plus shipping. So I don't think $2 is off base, they are from the same era.