How can one sell

[cheech]

If it is worth selling and legal to sell

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

A Handbook of Civil War Bullets and Cartridges - Grab it through Amazon!

[GibH]

I would assume so, as long as you didn't sell it to a minor

 

[Beachkid23]

I don't think you can sell full bottles on eBay. They have to be empty. I found some old ones a while ago and I sold them on my neighbor. Made three times what I paid for them. But they were bottles of whiskey that were sealed I don't remember what kind of think one was Jim beam. but I'm pretty sure you cannot sell them online.

 

[jamey]

need a liquor license to sell

 

[cheech]

Well what if I sell the bottles as collectibles and the liquid free

 

[jeff of pa]

Well what if I sell the bottles as collectibles and the liquid free

any relation to Chong ?

When I was a Teenager there was a Man in a small Town not far from me.
He made his own Wine, & put it in large plastic Soda Bottles.

He would sell us the plastic Soda Bottles any time we wanted I believe $5.00
or $10

I don't think that would fly with Liquor Control

there is a loop hole where licensed auctioneers can auction them as Collectables.
Probably age Matters.

But as others said though the Internet & Mail would need to be done illegally

 

[jeff of pa]

if you can't sell locally.

empty the bottles Clean them Out & sell it.
Once purchased the Buyer can replace them

 

[MAV1]

Craigslist will also flag the posting but I have sold some that way. You do not need a liquor license to sell a sealed bottle of liquor that the taxes have already been paid on. A couple of forums online specialize in selling liquor. I was lucky enough to score and sell some pappy van winkle 20yr old before

 

[dejapooh]

Well what if I sell the bottles as collectibles and the liquid free

Not on Ebay. Probably not at all depending on your state.

 

[dejapooh]

Well what if I sell the bottles as collectibles and the liquid free

Not on Ebay. Probably not at all depending on your state.

 

[Daytona Doug]

Find a local wine dealer and ask about collectors. You will get much more for an UN-opened bottle!!

 

[Baltimore]

I may be completely wrong, but I think Calvert and Seagrams are mid grade whiskey at best, so I don't know if they are particularly collectible. The added age might have increased their value though, I'm far from an expert.

 

[Butter Hat]

I spotted a lady at one of those community yard sales asking at every house if they had bottles of booze for sale.

 

[jeff of pa]

I may be completely wrong, but I think Calvert and Seagrams are mid grade whiskey at best, so I don't know if they are particularly collectible. The added age might have increased their value though, I'm far from an expert.

I agree. the 1970 tax stamp (add the fact it's not broken)
may be collectable to some though

 

[GibH]

They might be worth a little more to someone, but it's the aging that happens in a barrel that counts for whiskey. Once it is bottled, the aging pretty much stops.

 

[jeff of pa]

They might be worth a little more to someone, but it's the aging that happens in a barrel that counts for whiskey. Once it is bottled, the aging pretty much stops.

yes it it spoils also in heat.
whiskey needs to be stored properly.
so unless it was your's from 1970 and you kept it in the right place.
you have no idea where or how it was stored for the last 45 years
http://whiskyinformative.com/2012/12/06/how-to-properly-store-whisky/

 

[Scrambler65]

Well what if I sell the bottles as collectibles and the liquid free

Interesting idea, but probably wont fly if someone drops a dime on ya. Most states and municipalities require a license to distribute alcohol, and tend to clearly include the language "to give away" in their ordinances to prevent people from doing exactly what you propose. In reality most people wont give a rip, but it just takes one liquor store or tavern owner who wants to gripe about it to earn you a visit from the local PD. Like you are really going to put them out of business.......