Friend needs idea on value - Appraisal?
#11
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I see lots of that ilk at Goodwill or Salvation Army stores, where we might buy one in good shape to use for dog bedding.
Unless there is something we don't know or see about this comforter, it's not of much value at all.
RST
Unless there is something we don't know or see about this comforter, it's not of much value at all.
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#13
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Merced, CA
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I think it would be extremely valuable to a small child who is old enough to adore Mickey Mouse. He or she would love it as a gift.
Why on earth would this guy believe that it is a jewel of a quilt? Either he is hurting for money, or someone has been yanking his chain!!!
Why on earth would this guy believe that it is a jewel of a quilt? Either he is hurting for money, or someone has been yanking his chain!!!
#16
I used to do appraisals , too---think this is not worth the money for an appraisal. With stains and repair, I believe it is of little value. though IF you found someone dying to have that exact item, who knows--some people are nuts!
#17
Originally Posted by Candace
I don't think it has much value. I wouldn't buy a used comforter. Honestly, I'd say give it to Goodwill or Freecycle it.
#20
I always had the problem of "but the BOOK says it is worth $$$$$" when the retail price given varies wildly round the country---and they are NOT going to get retail selling to a dealer!On the other hand, there was a time when Iris glassware was selling consistently 30-50% OVER "book"! Just depends on supply and demand...
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