Jorongo Tequila Set and Orchids Of Hawaii Mugs - Collecting Tiki

E ekricket Member Joined: May 30, 2009 Posts: 8	E ekricket Posted posted on Tue, Jan 12, 2010 5:38 PM On 2010-01-10 18:39, Atomic Tiki Punk wrote: The Jorongo set looks to be of Mexican/Aztec origin & not Tiki, The Leilani mugs are very common and easy to find still, if someone sold these for more then a couple of dollars I would not even give them a second glance, Buzzy might know more,but doubt he will want to comment to a seller. lol, comment "to a seller". Is that such a bad thing? Where do most people get their things? I would just as easily trade, it is just easier to trade for cash as it is to get a list of the things someone might trade for. Or I could just as easily leave these things where I found them, hidden away in storerooms in Oklahoma, and someone who might possibly want or desire them would miss out. I brought a Mai Kai Don Q decanter back into the collecting world instead of leaving it in the basement of a movie house in Clayton New Mexico - I was fairly rewarded for doing it, and even though I "sold" it to someone I did not gouge them and I think they are mucho happy. All I was looking for was some information and to see if there was interest in these things. Not could I "retire" selling these, and not how much should I hold out for. I see you find them useless, and if I find that is the common consent then I can trash them. [ Edited by: ekricket 2010-01-12 17:39 ]

On 2010-01-10 18:39, Atomic Tiki Punk wrote:
The Jorongo set looks to be of Mexican/Aztec origin & not Tiki, The Leilani mugs are very common and easy to find still, if someone sold these for more then a couple of dollars I would not even give them a second glance, Buzzy might know more,but doubt he will want to comment to a seller.

lol, comment "to a seller". Is that such a bad thing? Where do most people get their things? I would just as easily trade, it is just easier to trade for cash as it is to get a list of the things someone might trade for. Or I could just as easily leave these things where I found them, hidden away in storerooms in Oklahoma, and someone who might possibly want or desire them would miss out. I brought a Mai Kai Don Q decanter back into the collecting world instead of leaving it in the basement of a movie house in Clayton New Mexico - I was fairly rewarded for doing it, and even though I "sold" it to someone I did not gouge them and I think they are mucho happy.
All I was looking for was some information and to see if there was interest in these things. Not could I "retire" selling these, and not how much should I hold out for. I see you find them useless, and if I find that is the common consent then I can trash them.

[ Edited by: ekricket 2010-01-12 17:39 ]

Post #503971 by ekricket on Tue, Jan 12, 2010 5:38 PM