Lately I've been scouring the net for rock T-shirts. I'm very particular. I can't stand the classic black with some iron on image. I look for creative works of art. Not many go there, but I've found a few.

Anyway, I ran across these two Doobie Brothers T-shirts, demanding high dollar.

Vintage Doobie Brothers 1

Doobie Brothers 2

Now I have a slight used version of these two shirts.

My question is first, how do I know they are collectable vintage? How do I determine the worth of mine if I should decide to sell

Mine does have wear. 3 very small stains (2 mm)

How does one research this? Do I ask a vintage store what they think?
or do I just take a stab at it and offer it for $300 or so?

One other thing, if it wasn't clear in last post, ALWAYS ask for more than you know it will sell when you first list your item. That way you can gauge the traffic you may see with it and then adjust accordingly.

What does this mean.... I tried to load a pic and I had to reduce the size. So got several of these errors. I have each pic down to 273kb.

What does it mean the upload folder is full?


An Error Has Occurred!
The upload folder is full. Please try a smaller file and/or contact an administrator.

So maybe, just maybe this might be like that. Cause what I posted earlier is the closest thing to what I have and nothing exactly like it.

But what does it take today to be a seller on eBay? It used to be easy with just some minor info.

So maybe, just maybe this might be like that.

But what does it take today to be a seller on eBay? It used to be easy with just some minor info.

As for the "Manager" that emailed you. He was more than likely another seller that didn't want to have to compete with you, eventually selling the same item. The fact that he never got back to you tells me he was in fact a seller.

Selling is pretty easy. It's dealing with sh*tty buyers where you will have to pay attention to. Nowadays, all the power lays in the hands of the Buyers. They can leave positive or negative feedback on your seller page. So, whatever you list for sale, you better make sure the descriptions matches exactly what is in the pic or the seller will pounce and threaten you with negative feedback which does harm seller rep.

But even with the most precise description and clearest pics, there will be a few buyers that will "find" something wrong with the item. Don't be fooled. They will say they are willing to "work with you" to resolve issue by asking for a partial refund. Never and I can't stress this more, NEVER fall for this. Always tell them to return the item for a full refund. You will find that that most of them will not, because they still want the item that they have in possession.

The attachment folder is in fact full. I will need to delete a bunch of older images that you posted early in the life of Penny Can to accommodate you. I didn't touch any of them because I didn't know which images you wanted to keep intact in your post(s).

Thanks for the heads up on the eBay stuff.

So, just off the top of your head, what do you think I should ask for in the eBay listing?

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So this folder cleanup, will it affect stuff we have posted in past?

I'm just asking.... I can't recall of anything important.

Funny, I had both those figures in my head.

I'll think about this.