Collector Tin
Collector Tin
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 1940s Willard Batteries Tin Wood Framed Sign Man Cave Collector Gas Oil  US $425.00
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 VINTAGE COLLECTORS COOKIE TIN JAR ENGLAND 1920 30 US $170.00
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 VINTAGE 1967 CANADA CENTENNIAL METAL TIN COLLECTOR TRAY US $59.99
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 TOLL HOUSE COOKIES collector tin yellow193919421954 ads US $59.00
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 VINTAGE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTIE POLICE COLLECTOR TIN ENGLAND GEORGE W HORNER US $44.99
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 Vintage Crayola Crayons Collectors Colors Limited Edition 1991 Tin Mint NIP US $43.99
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 Craftsman Collector Tin First Edition Truck 2004 NWT US $42.99
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 E Otto Schmidt Nurnberg collector Gingerbread tin German US $29.99
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 VINTAGE NESTLE COLLECTOR MUSIC BOX TIN PLAYS JUST THE WAY YOU ARE US $28.00
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 Vintage Fancy Hinged Lid Deer Jumping Among Flowers Collector Tin Chest Keyed US $27.95
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 Emmets Stamps of Ireland Collector Tin 2nd Edition 1987 US $26.85
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 Godiva Chocolatier 75th Anniversary Tin 23638 Farshchain Artist Art Collector US $24.99
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 D Lazzaroni Amaretti Di Saronno Italy Collector Tin US $24.85
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 Churchills Collector Tin Peter Pan Money Box From UK US $24.85
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 SNOOPY PEANUTS GANG CHEX PARTY MIX COLLECTORS TIN CAN US $23.99
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 RARE VINTAGE COLLECTORS TIN HEARST CASTLE 5 X 35 US $23.99
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 1990 Crayola Collectors Colors Limited Edition Tin 64 Box 8 RETIRED Colors US $23.99
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 MM Friends at British Train Station Collector Tin US $23.85
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 NEW CRAFTSMAN SPECIAL EDITION TOOL SET COLLECTOR TIN US $22.99
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 1994 NIB Crayola Crayon Collector Holiday Metal Tin US $22.75
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 Disney Collector Tin Cuella DeVille 101 Dalmations US $22.00
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 HOLIDAY CHRISTMAS TEDDY BEAR COLLECTOR TIN US $19.99
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 Vintage 1985 MISTLE TOAD Collector Tin World Peace Edward Sarson Prod Clean US $19.99
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 Vintage Oreo Cookie Tin Cute Collector Item 1986 I Must Have An Oreo US $19.99
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 TILLYS TEDDY BEAR EMPORIUM COLLECTOR TIN CAN US $19.99
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 Nestle Walt Disney World 25 Birthday Anniversary Silver Collector Tin 1996 VHTF US $19.98
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Old Toys Now Worth Even More
It has long been suspected that there is a great deal of money to be made in iconic and vintage toys. Most of us abused our toys and did really worry too much about their future value, but some people did, and were very careful with theirs. You might say that toys are made to be played with, but with news that vintage toys prices are reaching record levels, its hard not to wish you kept a few aside just to look at.
Vectis, one of the biggest toy auction specialists have released figures that show a seven percent increase in the price of vintage toys last year. Private sales aside, there was a massive $12 million spent at auction in 2008 on toys alone. According to Vectis the most expensive items to go under the hammer where Victorian rocking horses, vintage Hornby train sets and a couple of Georgian dolls houses. Those people selling the toys had most often inherited them from their great grandparents or found them hidden away in an attic or shed.
Another person who has noted the rise in toy sale prices is Sam Williams from the Toy Collectors Union. He argues that there is a serious lack of hand-crafted quality toys being made these days, and instead companies are opting for cheaper, mass-produced items.This means that the traditional products such as tin and wooden toys are becoming even rarer and thus more valuable. However, he does not suggest selling up just yet.There is still more movement to come in the toy market he says and unlike other collectables your toy items will only ever become more valuable.So the advice for now is hang on to those old rag dolls, Steiff bears and vintage toy car collection because there is more money to be made from them yet. Also, it’s worth checking the attic or the garage as you just might find a gem you didn’t know you had.
Opening a Rayquaza C Lv. X Collector's Tin
