Face it….whether or not you plan to use all your beads some day, after you get addicted to making beaded jewelry you pretty much have started collecting beads.
But one beader has taken it a step further and created her own private bead collection that will never leave her: Be a Bead Collector
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2 opinions for Bead Collecting
Brad
Aug 10, 2006 at 12:50 pm
I am trying to figure out the best to sell my 65 year old uncles very large (and heavy) antique bead collection. Do you have any recommendations
Tammy Powley
Aug 11, 2006 at 12:09 pm
You could sell them through ebay or etsy.com or just head over to a local bead shop or two and see if they are interested. If they don’t want to buy them, they may consider consigning with you. You can also go to your local library and look for books on antique and/or collectible beads.
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