I have some white pop beads and I have no idea what to price them at. It is a small strand, about 8 inches long.
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ToBeContinued Reputation: 44 See ToBeContinued's booth |
I found 51 inches of vintage 1950’s matte white for $24.00
Doing some quick math , that would make yours worth $4.37 in comparison
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wallyh Reputation: 387 See wallyh's booth |
I don’t think they go for too much. You can get a bunch of them at W*M for just $4 or $5, I think.
:)
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cdvdmart Reputation: 55 See cdvdmart's booth |
Are they new or the vintage ones from the oden days?:-)
Sometimes the vintage ones go for a better price if they are the right color or the right shape.
The newer ones are a harder sell I think.
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Vintagemaven Reputation: 629 See Vintagemaven's booth |
I agree with vintagemaven..If they are the older ones,they are worth more and are collectible.
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abargain4u Reputation: 14 See abargain4u's booth |
Well, maybe you could offer them as Freebies if they purchase something at full price in your booth, I saw that in one booth I browsed early today and thought that was a great way to promote. Lori
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BubbasTreasures Reputation: 36 See BubbasTreasures' booth |
I had quite a few strands of pop beads from the 1960s when I had my brick and mortar store and I believe one strand of lime green sold for $20.00. It was about 30 inches long. I agree with Wallyh…yours would probably be in the $4.00 range.
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Cowboy Reputation: 32 See Cowboy's booth |
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