Big sale of old and rare things!

[Andrey123]

Hello dear forum users.
I decided to sell my things, because I need money  
Some things are more than 50 years old!
Below is a description of the product, the price and below it - a photo.

P.S. If to someone the price seems high, you can offer your price.

1) Covers of audiocassettes, the Ramstein group.
The price is 2 dollars.



2) Many postage stamps.
The price is 200 dollars.


3) Fiedler Chitos.
One in the package, the second without it.
The price is 2 dollars.


4) Many different inserts of chewing gum and card.
These chewing gums are no longer produced.
The price is 200 dollars.






5) Calendars depicting vintage cars.
The price is 20 dollars.



6) LEGO 8103 Sky Guardian
The price is 25 dollars.


7) LEGO 8956-1: Stone Chopper and LEGO 8958-1: Granite Grinder
The price is 31 dollars.


8 ) LEGO 7235-11 Motorcycle, 8072-1: Sea Jet, 8073-1: Manta Warrior
The price is 19 dollars.


9) LEGO 7955-1: Wizard and 7953-1: Court Jester
The price is 15 dollars.




10) Soviet diascope, 1973
The price is 10 dollars.



11) Toys Kinder-Surprise.
Some are over 30 years old.
The machines have a flywheel.
The price is 200 dollars.

[Andrey123]

12) Small tin soldiers and a pair of plastic figurines.
The price is 30 dollars.




13) Mini comics from chewing gum.
The price is 100 dollars.



14) Albums for collecting collections.
The price is 20 dollars.

[Andrey123]

15) Exact copies of the models of Formula 1.
They were created only in very limited quantities.
In honor of the race, in 2015.
The price is 250 dollars.

[digicoinuser]

This quickly turned into a large "classified" style listing, are the prices in USD (dollars)?

[Andrey123]

16) Coins issued in honor of the Olympics in Sochi, in 2014.
The price is 13 dollars.


17) Coins depicting different cities and events in Russia.
The price is 40 dollars.


18) Coins, with a symbol of the ruble.
The price is 10 dollars.


19) Coin 2 rubles, 2016 year.
Currently in force.
The price is 1 dollars.


20) Coins previously used in the former Soviet Union.
The price is 5 dollars.


21) Coins previously used in Kazakhstan.
The price is 5 dollars.


22) Coins now used in Kazakhstan.
The price is 5 dollars.


23) Coins from Thailand.
The price is 5 dollars.


24) Coins previously used in the former Soviet Union.
The price is 5 dollars.


25) Ukrainian coins.
The price is 5 dollars.


26) Jubilee coin of the USSR and Turkish Kurush.
The price is 8 dollars.


27) Thai coin, Japanese coin, Mongolian coin, Eurocent, Georgian coin.
The price is 10 dollars.

[Andrey123]

This quickly turned into a large "classified" style listing, are the prices in USD (dollars)?

Yes, in US dollars. Or in the equivalent BTC.

[Andrey123]

28) Paper money, which began to be used in the USSR.
The price is 30 dollars.


29) On top of the photo is the monetary unit of the former USSR.
Below is a new note, after the USSR was renamed into Russia.
The price is 10 dollars.


30) Kazakh banknote, the equivalent of the American cents.
The price is 3 dollars.


31) Bank note 100 zł 1986-1988 years - Poland
The price is 4 dollars.


32) On December 23, 2015, the Central Bank of the Russian Federation issued a memorable 100 ruble banknote - the Republic of Crimea. One side of the note is dedicated to the city-hero Sevastopol, another unique nature and cultural monuments of the Crimea.
The price is 15 dollars.

[Andrey123]

Price for all: 1298 U.S. dollars or 0.31 BTC
If someone can buy everything at once, sell for 1100 US dollars and delivery at my expense.
In the US, Europe or Asia, these things are the most valuable, because they reflect the way of life in Russia and in the future will cost much more.

[Rmcdermott927]

Of all those coins you have listed, which contain silver?   I would be interested in anything that does. 

[coin@coin]

This is like a memorabilia bazaar. So many items.

Like the F1 replicas, they look nice.

Good luck with the sale, maybe it will be easier if you add more details to some of the items.

[Andrey123]

Of all those coins you have listed, which contain silver?   I would be interested in anything that does. 

Only the Ukrainian coin contains silver.
And I ran into a problem (
It turns out from the accursed Russia, you can not send coins directly to the US (

[Andrey123]

This is like a memorabilia bazaar. So many items.
Like the F1 replicas, they look nice.
Good luck with the sale, maybe it will be easier if you add more details to some of the items.

Thanks for the support of a friend!
But while no one particularly wants to buy anything (

[chronicsky]

Interested in stamps

Can you PM me the details?

[Andrey123]

Interested in stamps
Can you PM me the details?

Hello!
There are stamps with the leader of the USSR Lenin.
With animals, paintings, mostly Russian, and there are few foreign ones.
If not against, later I will add photos of all brands.

[Andrey123]

Added photos of postage stamps.

[alphahacktivist]

all postage stamps and notes. total price?

[Andrey123]

all postage stamps and notes. total price?

You can name the price that suits you.
I would like to sell stamps for, 200 dollars in any currency.

[Andrey123]

UP!