Showing posts with label the game hats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the game hats. Show all posts

Monday, April 4, 2011

Vintage Oakland Raiders / L.A. Kings Starter Hats & Jackets

I was watching a rerun of Married With Children this morning on TBS and Bud's character takes on the role of Grand Master B. He was wearing his Oakland Raiders Starter Jacket & Black Raiders snap back hat. As an eBay seller I was thinking to myself I wish I had those items to sell on eBay right now. Raiders & L.A. Kings gear which became popular with the rap group NWA in the late 80s (who always wore the black and silver colors of those sports teams) are excellent sellers on eBay.



Here are the last 90 days stats from Terapeak

Keywords

Oakland Raiders Starter Jacket - Avg. Price $70.28

Oakland Raiders Starter Hat - Avg. Price $32.79

L.A. Kings Starter Jacket - Avg Price $71.70

L.A. Kings Starter Hat - Avg Price $40.81

The average Sell Through Rate for these keywords is over 70% which is excellent. Plus a lot of sellers add these keywords to other teams starter hats or jacket auctions to get more views because they know people are searching for these items. So that average price and sell through rate would be higher for these items.

So keep an eye out for these items at garage sales, thrift stores, etc.

Good Luck,

John Paul

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Thrift Store Item 2 Sell - Vintage 'The Game' College Hats

These hats were popular in the early '90s. They were made mostly with NCAA team names and NHL Hockey teams. I remember owning a few myself. Wow it's weird to think that someone born in 1990 will be 21 soon. Anyway, back to the point. The hat bin at the Thrift Store is usually pretty messy and you never bother looking through it because like me at first who would want to wear a used hat. But you will find some new hats in there. Check out these completed auctions for "The Game' hats.
Also keep an eye out for Vintage Sports teams hats in general The Oakland Raiders from the 1980s are excellent sellers.

Good Luck,

John Paul

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