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<p>[QUOTE="Yokozuna, post: 961507, member: 26087"]As a market test, Amy made "Iron Chef" t-shirts and put them on ebay. This was at a time when Iron Chef was just getting really popular and no one in the US had anything with the logo on it. The FIRST shirt she made cost us about $6 total not counting her time. The bidding went WILD the first shirt went for $60 bucks. We shipped the guy 2 shirts and told him we couldn't take $60 for a shirt. He was so happy, he started bidding on the 2nd one. </p><p> </p><p>We contacted Fuji TV in Japan and told them we wanted to work out a contract to sell shirts and other items using the logo. They worked with us and we almost got the contract. As soon as they said that they wanted someone with more experience to work on the items, we pulled our shirts off of eBay. But for the next 3 weeks people kept trying to get us to make DOZENS of shirts for them. We had to turn them down. The cool thing is I had enough Iron Chef t-shirts to wear for the next 5 years and no one else had anything like them. Fuji finally started selling shirts and stuff but it was about the same time that the show started dropping in ratings. I'm sure they lost money.</p><p> </p><p>So, yeah. "eBay Bidders" don't seem to have any idea of the value of anything and a rumor about a coins value can score BIG BUCKS for the seller.</p><p> </p><p>Ben[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Yokozuna, post: 961507, member: 26087"]As a market test, Amy made "Iron Chef" t-shirts and put them on ebay. This was at a time when Iron Chef was just getting really popular and no one in the US had anything with the logo on it. The FIRST shirt she made cost us about $6 total not counting her time. The bidding went WILD the first shirt went for $60 bucks. We shipped the guy 2 shirts and told him we couldn't take $60 for a shirt. He was so happy, he started bidding on the 2nd one. We contacted Fuji TV in Japan and told them we wanted to work out a contract to sell shirts and other items using the logo. They worked with us and we almost got the contract. As soon as they said that they wanted someone with more experience to work on the items, we pulled our shirts off of eBay. But for the next 3 weeks people kept trying to get us to make DOZENS of shirts for them. We had to turn them down. The cool thing is I had enough Iron Chef t-shirts to wear for the next 5 years and no one else had anything like them. Fuji finally started selling shirts and stuff but it was about the same time that the show started dropping in ratings. I'm sure they lost money. So, yeah. "eBay Bidders" don't seem to have any idea of the value of anything and a rumor about a coins value can score BIG BUCKS for the seller. Ben[/QUOTE]
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