Uk collector here, late to the party! What a great haul, thanks for the upload. I don't know much about American tobacco tins but if you still have them, I think the high plane (?) tins have four regular versions, the one with the four engine plane tends to be the most sought after and valuable. All the best from across the pond.
Man…When I think back about how many of those tins that I threw away or smashed over the years it makes you cry. I kept them from my grandpa using them to keep nuts, bolts, tv and radio tubes. I took all of the metal in with a scrap load in the mid-70s.
Couldn’t watch all through but best one I saw half through that should bring a a good sale price is the red Forest and Stream tin. A great book to get is called Tobacco Tin by Al Bergevin. Also shows grading and values. Good luck great finds.
My Memaw used Dentalsnuff and bruton snuff. She saved the snuff glasses and we drank our coke out of them. I asked one day when she started using snuff. 12 she said i asked what year memaw 1927. She lived to be 97 years old
I need a way to get in touch with you. I have some very interesting tobacco signs one is which is a 1920s Prince Albert can that is extremely rare vice Road cigarette sign advertisement and an old Pepsi bottle sign if you could post something that I could take and send you the pictures, I think you would really like this sign this Prince Albert to go into your collection
Ok i know im late but i nned you to know you held up some pretty vauble tins like the hi plane and the sweet cuba. The person who said they are worth nothing is actually stupid. There is tons of really common tins on there but you have ones that are $200+. Please dont stop selling tins.
Some of these are good and some ok not a lot of high value in the tins we have had a lot of those you will see them at tobacco shows Prince Albert is so plentiful only one has real value and that is the Now King
You should be able to sell old antique tobacco that is unusable because the law about tobacco is each state adds thier own tax to usable tobacco and it has to be sold and taxed accordingly. If it is not usable and old the nicotine has evaporated and shouldn't be taxed or regulated by the same laws. I would look into it.
You did not hold up to camera close enough or long enough to enjoy seeing the snuff bottles . You should go back and hold better to camera . Some you didn't even read so we could at least here you. Why did you unbox if you did not want us to clearly see. I do enjoy this I am going to have to go back and pause on each bottle and blow up the picture.
Thanks for showing these, great designed tins
Thanks for watching
Great old tins; I'd love to have them all!
Thanks
Uk collector here, late to the party! What a great haul, thanks for the upload. I don't know much about American tobacco tins but if you still have them, I think the high plane (?) tins have four regular versions, the one with the four engine plane tends to be the most sought after and valuable. All the best from across the pond.
Thanks for the info
I like the tobacco tin that had the handles like a sewing basket.
The design on it is the way my old time sewing basket looks like.
Thanks
Enjoyed seeing all the old tobacco tins, really nice! I think you could sell the ones that still contain tobacco at the flea market.
Thanks for watching
Man…When I think back about how many of those tins that I threw away or smashed over the years it makes you cry. I kept them from my grandpa using them to keep nuts, bolts, tv and radio tubes. I took all of the metal in with a scrap load in the mid-70s.
yep if we only knew , thanks for watching and sharing
Couldn’t watch all through but best one I saw half through that should bring a a good sale price is the red Forest and Stream tin. A great book to get is called Tobacco Tin by Al Bergevin. Also shows grading and values. Good luck great finds.
@@WesGoodroe thanks for watching and for the info
Thanks Clay. I think you got a great buy on those tins.
I wonder does the fruit jar lids have glass incerts?
I am not sure about the jar lids i did not open them up, thanks for watching
how do you clean and or remove dirt/rust from your tins ?
You have some really nice stuff
Thanks
Your pocket tins were the best finds.
Thanks
Just came across your channel looking for videos about tins after I purchased a few boxes at an auction. How did you end up doing on these on ebay?
the scarce ones did good the common ones did fair thanks
The tins are at max 5$ but mostly evetything was novelty no collector items besides the mayo plug because it contained baseball cards
Thanks for the info and for watching
My Memaw used Dentalsnuff and bruton snuff. She saved the snuff glasses and we drank our coke out of them. I asked one day when she started using snuff. 12 she said i asked what year memaw 1927. She lived to be 97 years old
Thanks for sharing that’s awesome
If you come across any Lone Jack tobacco tins manufactured by John W. Carroll from Lynchburg VA, I would be interested.
Ok, thanks for watching
Nice collection, im a bit jealous as a Cigarette tin collector.
Thanks
Having scratches on tins is like having chips on bottles
I am learning that , condition is everything thanks for watching and commenting
I need a way to get in touch with you. I have some very interesting tobacco signs one is which is a 1920s Prince Albert can that is extremely rare vice Road cigarette sign advertisement and an old Pepsi bottle sign if you could post something that I could take and send you the pictures, I think you would really like this sign this Prince Albert to go into your collection
Ok i know im late but i nned you to know you held up some pretty vauble tins like the hi plane and the sweet cuba. The person who said they are worth nothing is actually stupid. There is tons of really common tins on there but you have ones that are $200+. Please dont stop selling tins.
I got good money for several of them,thanks for the advice and for watching
Some of these are good and some ok not a lot of high value in the tins we have had a lot of those you will see them at tobacco shows Prince Albert is so plentiful only one has real value and that is the Now King
thanks for the info
You should be able to sell old antique tobacco that is unusable because the law about tobacco is each state adds thier own tax to usable tobacco and it has to be sold and taxed accordingly. If it is not usable and old the nicotine has evaporated and shouldn't be taxed or regulated by the same laws. I would look into it.
It is against eBay’s policies
You did not hold up to camera close enough or long enough to enjoy seeing the snuff bottles . You should go back and hold better to camera . Some you didn't even read so we could at least here you. Why did you unbox if you did not want us to clearly see. I do enjoy this I am going to have to go back and pause on each bottle and blow up the picture.
I thought the video was going to be to long