Vintage Nichols Model 61 Die Cast Cap Gun
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:74823 | Brand: Nichols |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: United States | UPC: Does not apply |
"This replica gun contains the colored markings required by law, including a permanently attached orange plug."
Hello, welcome to another Saturday Mornings Listing. Please see title and details page for a description of the item currently for sale.
For condition, please see high resolution pictures for item condition. We take great in providing good photos. If you have any questions, please let us know; we try to answer questions as quickly as possible. Please examine photo(s) ca...refully. Measurements given are estimates only and may vary by a small degree. If you want exact measurements, please message us and we’ll be happy to provide them.
We ship every day, except Sunday. We also combine shipping; please message us when you are finished shopping and we’ll send you an invoice with combined shipping.
Thanks for looking!
Eric & Lindsey
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1. If you really want the item, you can message the seller and ask what the lowest price is that they will accept. This is eBay legal and a good way to make sure you get the item without using all of your offers up.
2. Be reasonable. Don't offer $5 for a $100 item. The seller may be so insulted he will block you. (I wouldn’t block you, but I would reject it. ;)) Also, if making an offer on an auction keep in mind the starting bid is typically the lowest price a seller is willing to go; they’re hoping it will go for more via the auction process, so considering offering the starting bid, or a little higher. If you know the item is worth a lot more than the starting bid, offer somewhere in the range of how high you would bid if trying to win it through the auction process, as you will be more likely to get the item immediately.
3. Be prepared to negotiate. Sellers have done their research and know what items are worth in the eBay marketplace.
4. Counter offer until you run out of chances. If the seller engages with you, keep going! You get 3 chances on each item, so use them.
5. Offer to pay immediately. Some sellers won't accept offers because many buyers don't pay. So be a real person! Tell the seller you really want the item and will pay right away.
We do accept Free returns within 60-Days of purchase for legitimate reasons.
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Hello, welcome to another Saturday Mornings Listing. Please see title and details page for a description of the item currently for sale.
For condition, please see high resolution pictures for item condition. We take great in providing good photos. If you have any questions, please let us know; we try to answer questions as quickly as possible. Please examine photo(s) ca...refully. Measurements given are estimates only and may vary by a small degree. If you want exact measurements, please message us and we’ll be happy to provide them.
We ship every day, except Sunday. We also combine shipping; please message us when you are finished shopping and we’ll send you an invoice with combined shipping.
Thanks for looking!
Eric & Lindsey
Tips for Making Best Offers
1. If you really want the item, you can message the seller and ask what the lowest price is that they will accept. This is eBay legal and a good way to make sure you get the item without using all of your offers up.
2. Be reasonable. Don't offer $5 for a $100 item. The seller may be so insulted he will block you. (I wouldn’t block you, but I would reject it. ;)) Also, if making an offer on an auction keep in mind the starting bid is typically the lowest price a seller is willing to go; they’re hoping it will go for more via the auction process, so considering offering the starting bid, or a little higher. If you know the item is worth a lot more than the starting bid, offer somewhere in the range of how high you would bid if trying to win it through the auction process, as you will be more likely to get the item immediately.
3. Be prepared to negotiate. Sellers have done their research and know what items are worth in the eBay marketplace.
4. Counter offer until you run out of chances. If the seller engages with you, keep going! You get 3 chances on each item, so use them.
5. Offer to pay immediately. Some sellers won't accept offers because many buyers don't pay. So be a real person! Tell the seller you really want the item and will pay right away.
We do accept Free returns within 60-Days of purchase for legitimate reasons.
Track Page Views WithAuctiva's FREE CounterOn May-28-19 at 22:00:43 PDT, seller added the following information:
