Collectors Tin
Collectors Tin
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 Rare Collectors Tin Sign For COBRA Boot Polish  US $450.00
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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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 ANTIQUE EADIES COLLECTORS RING TRAVELLERS TIN BOX US $125.00
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 OLD COLLECTORS TIN OF W RJACOB CO LTD BISCUIT MANUFACTURERS US $149.99
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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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 Limited Edition 1990 Crayola Tin Collectors Colors 64 8 Retired Set Sealed $0s US $59.00
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 NEW John Wayne collectors tin with blanket US $49.99
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 Rocky Bullwinkle Collectors Wristwatchy with Tin MINT CONDITION US $45.00
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 VINTAGE MAPLE LEAF SUPER ANTI FREEZE COLLECTORS AUTOMOTIVE TIN CAN US $44.99
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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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 MONTPENSIER Russian Fruit Drops Candy Collectors Tin Box 1950 US $42.00
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 ANTIQUE BEAVER BRAND CHICKEN HASSIES COLLECTORS FOOD TIN CAN US $34.99
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 VINTAGE ALPHA ORIG DUSTLESS CRAYON CHALK WC SCHOOL SUPPLIES COLLECTORS TIN CAN US $34.99
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 VINTAGE PLASTI PUTTI COLLECTORS TIN CAN VINTAGE HOME REPAIR BY SOS SOS US $33.99
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 Barnums Animals Collector Tins Cracker Tins Containers Set of 4 Animal Crackers US $30.00
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 E Otto Schmidt Nurnberg collector Gingerbread tin German US $29.99
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 RARE DOMINO SUGAR COLLECTORS TIN WELL ALWAYS BE YOUR SUGAR US $35.95
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 Collectors Cribbage Set Made Performance Tin Box and Wood Complete c non vintage US $28.95
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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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 Queen Elizabeth II Collectors Tin Long May She Reign US $25.00
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Record Money in Toys
It has long been suspected that there is a great deal of money to be made in iconic and vintage toys. Whist most of us were bashing our toy cars against walls or throwing are action men out of the window, there were a select few who kept their toys neatly in their boxes. It could be argued that we enjoyed ourselves more, but as antique toy prices continue to rise, its the careful ones who are benefiting.
A record increase of 8% in toy prices at auction was seen last year according to toy valuation experts Vectis. 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.
Ted Bowers from the Antique Toys Society has also spoken about the rising price of old toys. He states that as machines take over more of the toy making work, there are less hand-made items entering the market that can gain value.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.The toy market will keep on growing in strength he suggests, and unlike other markets there are very rarely any dips.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
Opening a Rayquaza C Lv. X Collector's Tin
