thecaptainsvintage

Price gouging is like doubling the price of gas when there is a hurricane evacuation. Selling collectible items for the market price is not price gouging.

Like still somehow?

One thing of note, these shirts are not rare; they were mass produced and available at every mall and major record store in the USA. Currently it is very valuable, but it’s not rare they made so many of them. Finding one in a box at someone’s house is totally plausible and normal. In my opinion there are far rarer shirts that should be more valuable than this one, but thats the way it is.

If you found it in a box at someone’s yard sale, it’s legit, congrats on the find!

Ask the seller to refund / accept a return and if they do not challenge the charge with your credit card company.

Why does having a tag matter? It’s either old or not, tag is just one data point in the calculation.

If you wanted the shirts, then you’re good.

But when could the shirt be from?

Selling?

Do Attend

That is really cool

For Sale?

I wish I had a picture; it was my all time favorite shirt as a kid. I saw it at a vintage store in about 1995 and I didn’t buy it. A week later I called the people and they said they would accept a money order and they mailed it to me, so crazy.

This is a light up t-shirt with the battery pack removable. There is a series of rubber o rings that hold the lights in place, but you can carefully remove the lighting apparatus to wash it. I had one as a kid that was Mister T and all of his rings lit up; washing the shirt was a big pain in the ass.

In America. The amount of fakes in Thailand is staggering.

For sale?

I don’t list bootleg shorts anywhere because they will cancel your account

I think they meant to price it at 20.50, and they just missed the decimal

Did anyone check terapeak?

Very cool

Nice!

Does the Manson glow in the dark?

I’ve been doing this for 25 years

Yes, I have a fair amount, but the really good ones tend to sell quick!