Weirdest thing I've found at a thrift store: Quarterflash letter.

I was looking at empty picture frames at a Goodwill and found this letter among them. I had to laugh. Quarterflash? I was going to pull it out and use the (nice) frame, Then these ladies at work said, I love Quarterflash! Sell it on ebay! So here it is. When I mean, best offer, I mean best offer. I was going to ask $30 for it! They said No! It has to be valuable. Whatever.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150531021784&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT

 

Cool find , Chad!

I found a card from Bob Seger not long ago. Thanking someone, can't remember.

It was in a cd of Beautiful Loser.

 

I don't mean to, ahem, harden my heart, but this tale is too weird; there's a Quarterflash cd on Ebay, with a price tag of around $370 that's sat for months...I realize you will take "best offer", but I think with a BIN price of $125, you may be scaring off, say, $50 offers...take me to heart shh, so that letter doesn't sit for months

 

I love how Quarterflash ("QF") "dictated" the letter.

 

A touching look back at a bygone day when folks actually composed and signed thank-you notes.

 

Good advice. I was looking for some selling tips. Thanks! I wonder what I should set it at. Thing is, no matter how fairly you price it, with best offer, it will always be undercut.