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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lucille.b, post: 2343904, member: 51&quot;]Cool tin, but in rough shape.&nbsp; But I think the value these days would be less for &quot;the tin&quot; and more for &quot;the subject&quot;.&nbsp; Depends what the seller is asking.&nbsp; Now that selling options might be limited, need to take that into account for resale.</p><p><br /></p><p>An interesting time for Aunt Jemima items.&nbsp; Ebay has pulled most listings.&nbsp; I think there were roughly 1000 live listings a month ago if you searched &quot;Aunt Jemima&quot; on Ebay, now there are 67 listings. Or another way to see the change, today has 67 live listings, over 900 under &quot;sold&quot;.</p><p><br /></p><p>That said, Aunt Jemima items have been going for crazy prices in the last week or so (if they don&#039;t get pulled).&nbsp; There is an Aunt Jemima 1920s paper flour box under &quot;Ebay sold&quot; that looks like someone bought 2 weeks ago on Ebay for around $350, and turned around and sold it (using the same photos) a few days ago for over a $1K.&nbsp; Not sure why it wasn&#039;t pulled like other things, but you can find it under sold.</p><p><br /></p><p>I find it hard to believe the prices will stay so high for this kind of thing, but I&#039;ve been wrong before. Plus if you can&#039;t use Ebay to resell, need to take that into account.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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