what are these old lures worth?

[JoshuaD]

What would be a fair price for these on Ebay?

 

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[scaleface]

I dont know . You might want to sell that Wiggle wart separately . There might  someone on this forum   who will pay you a decent  price .

[JoshuaD]

Which one is the wiggle wart? The medium crawfish crank?

[scaleface]

1 minute ago, JoshuaD said:

Which one is the wiggle wart? The medium crawfish crank?

The  chartreuse one that has a chartreuse lip and orange eyes , fourth   from the top .Certain colors are in high demand . I dont know if that   is one .

[Backroad Angler]

50 bucks for them all? Not too sure, they may go for a pretty penny

[JoshuaD]

Well let's see how this goes.

https://m.ebay.com/itm/lot-of-vintage-fishing-lures-catch-em-quick-rebel-heddon-rapala-/263535805088

[WRB]

Way too high! Maybe $25, Collectors like vintage lures in boxes if possible. 

Tom

 

[Comfortably Numb]

Wart is most valuable and only about $8 as a painter. Nothing real special unfortunately.

[JoshuaD]

Thank yall for the replies. I have some that are older than those, I'll have to find the box they're in and show yall. I've been into bass fishing all my life but I was born in 1990 so I don't know a lot about the old lures. I've become very interested in vintage/antique things over the past year. Mainly tools and knives

[Mobasser]

I collect old lures too. Something I've realized over the years is that only certain ones bring big dollars. Rare colors or models that weren't made in large quantities.  Serious collectors want original boxes and paperwork that came with them too