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Thread: Expensive Webley Pellet Tins.

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    Expensive Webley Pellet Tins.

    Another example of an optimistic price advertised on that internet auction site, in my opinion anyway.

    Item No 283951848098

    Brian

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    I saw that the other day Brian and the price made me chuckle too. Wonder how they think they'll get that kind of money!

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    pellets.

    I am in agreement with that Brian,some silly prices out there.I was lucky to inherit thousand upon thousand of pellets in recent times and have sold a great number at Birmingham fair etc but nothing like those prices. I am sure there are gents that had a good many bargains out of my stock that appeared on the b at a later date.Its a question of selling some cheap otherwise being stuck with to many.Still got many thousand left.
    Roly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Abasmajor View Post
    Another example of an optimistic price advertised on that internet auction site, in my opinion anyway.

    Item No 283951848098

    Brian
    Blimey! £220.

    If these sort of prices were realised across the board, collections held by collectables members would be worth millions.

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    Stupid prices

    I think some people with no knowledge of real prices see the odd vintage tins sell for £40 or so pounds each such as the 40s and 50s Webley full tins and 5.6 Eley Wasps and just think they're all worth the same.

    Roughly £100 worth in the listing mentioned at best going on usual prices £15 to £20 or so for the green and white tins in nice condition.
    Theres another ridiculous listing trying to sell Webley. 22 white and orange. 22 tins for £80 each which usually sell for around £20.

    I have noticed nice 5.6 full tins of Eley Wasp regularly fetching around £35 each.
    Always on the look out for Brum / Venom - Webley Longbow / Tommie rifles and parts.

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