Vintage LUCKY STRIKE White Background Tobacco Pocket TIN, Full
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:473620 |
Up for auction is a LUCKY STRIKE (White Background) TobaccoPocket TIN measuring approx. 3” x 4 ½” x 1”. This Tin is full of tobacco. Beingthere is tobacco included, even though not usable, you must be 18 years of ageto bid.I will be listing early POCKETTOBACCO TINS, SALESMAN SAMPLE TOBACCO TINS, CIGARETTE TINS, etc. from a longtime collector who has amassed approx. 200 tins in his collection. I am toldthere are some rare ones in the collection, so mark me as a seller. Good lucki...n bidding.Shippingto Canada $16.00, Australia / United Kingdom $25.00**Please note that I alwayscombine shipping costs on multiple items won. Allow me time after ALL myauctions are over for that day and the rate will be adjusted, an invoice willbe sent. Thanks for your bidding.**Please note if you are a winningbidder from other than USA, I will forward you an invoice for shipping chargesafter getting your mailing info. Also be advised of import duties, taxes andcharges (typically collected upon delivery or pickup) are the buyer’sresponsibility and are NOT included in the item price or shipping charges.Please check with your country’s customs office prior to bidding/buying todetermine what these additional costs will be. I always mail out items to USAwith USPS delivery confirmation number and email the winner with info.On Jul-18-19 at 14:37:47 PDT, seller added the following information: It has just been brought to my attention by a fellow eBayer, that there is a marking of 18 at the top left corner of tin. I didn't notice this when posting the listing. It appears to be a light marker used at possibly an auction setting to identify the lot? In any event, I have had success in removing this sort of marker with WD40 using very little and light strokes. This hopefully does not affect the paint under neath which in most cases this product doesn't do. I have also used NON pumice Go-Jo mechanic's hand cleaner to remove grime, marker residue, etc. with good results. I didn't attempt any of these measures, leaving it up to the winning bidder to deal with it in a way they choose. Sorry about the oversight.
