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Dizzydave
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This was a score! I caught one of the Goodwill Employees caring these up to the front to put in a showcase. I stopped her and asked how much they were going to put on them. She turned the stack to me and I see a $4.98 price sticker! YES!!!!!!!! These are 49m colors cards and 69 of the black and white. Overall Goodwill was a Good Day!
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Sheeeeesh, at that price I'd say so.....Good eye Bro!
I HAD A SET OF THESE I FOUND THE ATTIC OF A OLD CABIN OUT IN THE WOODS NEAR WHERE I LIVE AND COULD NOT BELIVE IT WHEN I FOUND THEM , I THINK I SOLD MY SET FOR LIKE $ 150.00 LIKE 10 YRS AGO ,GREAT FIND I WISH THE GOODWILL AROUND HERE WOULD PUT CHEAP PRICES ON THINGS LIKE ,WHERE I LIVE THEY WOULD OF HAVE THEM IN SHOW CASE FOR AT LEAST 100 BUCKS THE GOODWILL SET THERE OWN PRICE AND THE ONE HERE JACKS THERE PRICES UP CRAZY.IT MAKE ME MAD THE MANGER HAS A PERSON THAT COMES IN FOR ALL THE OLD STUFF AND IF HE DON"T WANT HE TELLS THEM WHAT IT COULD BRING AND IF HE WANTS THEY SELL TO HIM FOR 5 BUCKS LIKE YOUR DEAL, ANYWAY DID NOT MEAN TO GO ON ABOUT IT YOUR VERY LUCKY TO HAVE A GOOD GOODWILL WHERE YOU LIVE
Lawat56, I hear that a lot from people. Our Goodwill hasn't got to that point of putting high prices on things. I hear from people in other cities that Goodwill is high or puts things on Goodwill.com. Showcase in our Goodwill has mostly costume jewelry and I have found some good pieces in the cases over the years. Manager here thinks if people find a good thing, they will keep coming back. Just this moring I found a 10k ring and a 14k Bulova ladies watch! Dave
WELL I AM GLAD THERE A FEW STILL DOING THINGS THE RIGHT WAY, WAY TO GO ON THE FIND ,I WOULD GO ALL TIME A FEW YEARS BACK AND FIND SOME GOOD THINGS BUT NOW THE MANGER AT THIS ONE HAS MADE A DEAL WITH A ANTIQUE DEALER AND THEY ARE TAKING ALL THE GOOD STUFF FOR THERE SELF OH WELL.GOODWILL IS POST TO BE ABOUT OUT PEOPLE THAT CAN'T AFFORD TO BY RETAIL AND THEY ARE SELLING THINGS AT RETAIL AND ABOVE LIKE COATS AND SHOES THEY HAVE THEM PRICED WAY ABOVE WHAT THEY SHOULD BE .HAVE GREAT DAY LAWAT56
I have all kind batman green hornet beatles wreasling hulk etc Maybe I will show later.