Old School Tb Tags Worth More?

[CacheNCarryMA]

So, how much will I be able to get for my old-style, unactivated TB tag, if I wait three years and sell it on eBay?

[+BlueDeuce]

I’ll trade you some Bicentennial Quarters worth 35 cents each.

[+Beffums]

I'd trade some of the early state quarters... I've heard that Delaware and Pennsylvania are now over $1 each.

[+Beffums]

(hmm, then again, if they don't work out the issues with the TB's with 7 digit tracking numbers, those TB tags just might be worth some $$ down the road!)

[+nielsenc]

So, how much will I be able to get for my old-style, unactivated TB tag, if I wait three years and sell it on eBay?

 

I suspect 'old school' un-activated Travel Bugs will go up in value.

[+Bill & Tammy]

I agree, almost anything produced in "limited" quantities and discontinued from manufacture can and will appreciate in value. How much? Remains to be seen. But I suspect there will be some interest.

Edited July 20, 2006 by Bill & Tammy

[+Seedillume]

It will appreciate in value ONLY if people want it. The more people want it, the more money you can get for it. Of course, all of that will vary with time. This year people might not want renaissance style furniture. If I tried to sale that style now, I would only receive a moderate amount of money. Next year, that style might be "en vogue" and EVERYONE wants it.