Selling Ikes At My Garage Sale

I'd like to see a thief run off with 100 ikes...I wouldn't get far with that weight ...lol.

$20 in a roll. I occasionally see $10 half-roll. The wrappers are not widely available so I've either recycled ones from the bank (although they're usually just in a plastic bag or taped-up scrap paper), or super-fancy ones I've designed and printed.

I've got the the original file around here somewhere...

^^Interesting idea on the auction house idea. For the heck of it my wife and I attended an auction last month in St Pete/Clearwater. There were a couple of small coin lots, and one had three Ikes and three silver dimes along with some wheat pennies. It went for $45.

I sold 13 Ikes on ebay two years ago.......and got $39. I expected maybe $15-18, but there was a bidding war in the last two minutes. None of them were silver......just normal Ikes.

So, I had 15 coins in my plexiglass lock box and I sold all of them at 1.25 each in about a day! I re-filled the box with another 15. Kids seem to love them, and an old man bought 4. One lady was like... "pish.. 1.25 for a dollar... "
Then I said they aren't easy to come by and that they are collectible she ended up buying the last 2 that were out at the time. I thought that was a good one. Id say it was a success.. and I still have tomorrow!

Seven pounds; less than a gallon of milk.

I've sprinted across a Target parking lot with a 40-lb bag of dog food thrown over my shoulder and then had to wait for the customers I was carting it out of the store for. I guarantee a bunch of Ikes weigh far less than that bag. All you need is a car nearby and a reasonable amount of upper-body strength to get away with nearly anything.