What is the Value of a Retired Blue Tumbler Set?

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The discussion revolves around determining the value of a Family Quick Stir Pitcher tumbler set for a donation to a local library association. The user recalls the prices of related items from an old flyer, noting that the current price of the Family Quick Stir Pitcher is $15.50, with the tumbler set previously listed at $13.00. There is a suggestion to value the tumbler set between $10.00 and $12.00 for the donation. The user also shares their motivation for the donation, which is to support a cause connected to their family history and to promote their consulting business. Additionally, there is a brief exchange about how to display contact information in forum posts.
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Does anyone remember these?? There also was a matching Blue Family Size Quick Stir Pitcher, well I'm making a donation to a local place and they want value of gift I'm giving, and I don't know value, as I don't know what they sold for.........does anyone have any ideas?? Suggestions?? I've only been a consultant since March.

I'm trying to get this finished up to take and I'm not sure what to put for their value, they Family Quick Stir Pitchers now are $15.50, so I'm wondering if $10.00 or $12.00 is fair value for the tumbler set.

Any help would be great, if you want you can email me personally at
[email protected]

Thanks again,

Lisa
 
I found my old flyer! it was Family Quick Stir Pitcher blue $15.50 Serving Tray $16.75 and the Tumbler Set $13.00. Good Luck.
:)
 
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Thanks so much!!Thanks so much for taking time to look for me!!
I really appreciate it, now I can finish my list and tell what my value is. This is for a local festival for our local Library assoc. that's close to my heart as my Great Aunt Marian was head librian for years and my mom used to work there as well. So I'm doing a HUGE basket for them, hoping to get leads if nothing else, getting my name out there, and helping a great cause!!

Thanks,

Lisa in NE PA :o
 
sounds wonderful. Good Luck! :)
 
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How do you get your contact info to show up??Mary,
How do you have your contact info show up, do you enter it each time or is it formatted somehow for that??

Thanks again,

Lisa in NE PA
 
Lisa,

I'm not Mary but I just noticed your question and thought I would help. Above there is a line that has Contact Us, PC Files, etc. Click on User CP and then click on Edit Signature. In the body (just like where I'm typing now) put your name, title, etc and then submit and bingo! it'll be at the end of anything you type here.

Hope that helps and is clear as mud?!

Jodi
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Retired Blue Tumbler Set?

A Retired Blue Tumbler Set refers to a collection of tumblers that were once part of Pampered Chef's product line but are no longer available for purchase through the company. These items often become collectible due to their limited availability.

What factors determine the value of a Retired Blue Tumbler Set?

The value of a Retired Blue Tumbler Set can be influenced by several factors, including its condition (new or used), rarity, demand among collectors, and any unique features or designs. The original retail price and current market trends also play a significant role.

Where can I find the current market value of a Retired Blue Tumbler Set?

To find the current market value, you can check online marketplaces such as eBay, Etsy, or collector forums. These platforms often have listings that can give you an idea of what similar sets are selling for. Additionally, you can consult with Pampered Chef consultants or collectors for insights.

How can I sell my Retired Blue Tumbler Set?

You can sell your Retired Blue Tumbler Set through various channels, including online marketplaces, social media platforms, or local craft fairs and flea markets. Ensure you provide clear photos and descriptions to attract potential buyers.

Is it worth investing in a Retired Blue Tumbler Set?

Investing in a Retired Blue Tumbler Set can be worthwhile if you are a collector or if you believe the set will appreciate in value over time. However, like any collectible, there are risks involved, and it's essential to do your research before making a purchase.

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