I just put up a Lithograph from the 1978 World Open, up for bidding:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3546492323

John Fernandez

John,

I hope you get $11,000 for it. However, I should share my only Ebay
experience with you.

Last year I bought 30 "rare" Norman (not Lincoln) Rockwell commemorative
plates at a porch sale at a local church. I only paid $220 for the whole
lot. I was gonna sell them on EBay and make 10 times my money, easy. But
when I got home I discovered, to my dismay, that they had the entire
collection for sale for something like $5 per plate.

So if anyone would like a nice gift to give grandma for Hannukah, please
send a self-addressed, postage-paid 12x12x1.5-inch box with $5 in it and
I'll send you two rare Norman Rockwell plates. $2 extra for the "Christmas"
series.

Angelo


"John Fernandez" wrote in message
...
I just put up a Lithograph from the 1978 World Open, up for bidding:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3546492323

John Fernandez

Subject: World Open Lithograph from 1978 on eBay
From: "Angelo DePalma"
Date: 8/24/2003 12:54 AM Eastern Daylight Time
Message-id:

John,

I hope you get $11,000 for it. However, I should share my only Ebay
experience with you.

Last year I bought 30 "rare" Norman (not Lincoln) Rockwell commemorative
plates at a porch sale at a local church. I only paid $220 for the whole
lot. I was gonna sell them on EBay and make 10 times my money, easy. But
when I got home I discovered, to my dismay, that they had the entire
collection for sale for something like $5 per plate.

So if anyone would like a nice gift to give grandma for Hannukah, please
send a self-addressed, postage-paid 12x12x1.5-inch box with $5 in it and
I'll send you two rare Norman Rockwell plates. $2 extra for the "Christmas"
series.

Angelo

Yikes, Angelo. Thanks for the good wishes. I've found chess stuff sells pretty
well on eBay- then again, the majority of what I've been getting rid of is
chess stuff.

John Fernandez

Since I started selling on eBay three months ago, I have sold more
than $6,000 worth of stuff. I am making a living or at least surviving
off of my eBay sales.

Right now, I have 69 items for sale and I have 20 more items scheduled
to go on sale Monday afternoon. Take a look at what I have got now and
do not hesitate to bid.

http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...rid=samsloa n

Sam Sloan

On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 00:54:43 -0400, "Angelo DePalma"
wrote:

John,

I hope you get $11,000 for it. However, I should share my only Ebay
experience with you.

Last year I bought 30 "rare" Norman (not Lincoln) Rockwell commemorative
plates at a porch sale at a local church. I only paid $220 for the whole
lot. I was gonna sell them on EBay and make 10 times my money, easy. But
when I got home I discovered, to my dismay, that they had the entire
collection for sale for something like $5 per plate.

So if anyone would like a nice gift to give grandma for Hannukah, please
send a self-addressed, postage-paid 12x12x1.5-inch box with $5 in it and
I'll send you two rare Norman Rockwell plates. $2 extra for the "Christmas"
series.

Angelo


"John Fernandez" wrote in message
...
I just put up a Lithograph from the 1978 World Open, up for bidding:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3546492323

John Fernandez

"Angelo DePalma" wrote in message ...
John,

I hope you get $11,000 for it. However, I should share my only Ebay
experience with you.

Last year I bought 30 "rare" Norman (not Lincoln) Rockwell commemorative
plates at a porch sale at a local church. I only paid $220 for the whole
lot. I was gonna sell them on EBay and make 10 times my money, easy. But
when I got home I discovered, to my dismay, that they had the entire
collection for sale for something like $5 per plate.

So if anyone would like a nice gift to give grandma for Hannukah, please
send a self-addressed, postage-paid 12x12x1.5-inch box with $5 in it and
I'll send you two rare Norman Rockwell plates. $2 extra for the "Christmas"
series.

Angelo

A friend of mine is a Norman Rockwell enthusiast. If you provide for
the shipping of 2 plates, how much would be the grand total?

Lance Smith

"Angelo DePalma" wrote ...

So if anyone would like a nice gift to give grandma for Hannukah, please
send a self-addressed, postage-paid 12x12x1.5-inch box with $5 in it and
I'll send you two rare Norman Rockwell plates. $2 extra for the
"Christmas"
series.

Angelo,

Seriously, Norman Rockwell is one of my favorite illustrators; I might be
interested in buying several plates if you can describe them to me here or
in private email. Then I could search for them on the Internet and try to
figure out what they look like, and maybe we could do business.

Tim Hanke

(Sam Sloan) wrote in message ...
Since I started selling on eBay three months ago, I have sold more
than $6,000 worth of stuff. I am making a living or at least surviving
off of my eBay sales.

eBay lets you auction used condoms?

See, Angelo? You're gonna do alright

John Fernandez

Lance and Tim,

These plates are standard Rockwell paintings rendered on a quality,
showcase-worthy plate. They're actually not bad looking and they're all
brand new, in the box.

I should go to my shed and see which ones I have. As I mentioned I have 30,
but some are duplicates.I'll go out there tomorrow and write the names down.
If you want some idea of how much they go for, check out:

http://pages.seemslikeoldtimes.com/3...1306463/1.html

I don't know if this site's prices are reasonable or outrageous. I would
charge you significantly less

Send me email: adp [at sign] tellurian [dot] net or reply privately but
delete "spammersgotohell" from the address.

Angelo


A friend of mine is a Norman Rockwell enthusiast. If you provide for
the shipping of 2 plates, how much would be the grand total?

Lance Smith

"John Fernandez" wrote in message
...

I just put up a Lithograph from the 1978 World Open, up for bidding:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3546492323

37 cents.

StanB