Holy Grail of retired "Stampin Up!" Stamps

[Cdnmom2]

I am curious to know, has someone put together a list of retired "Stampin Up!" Stamps that are the most sought after stamps? If so, can someone send me a link, a post, etc.

Thanks!

[alanasnana]

Bump!

[madameplushbottom]

I have never seen such a list. I suspect this wouldn't be something universal...because it would be more of a personal taste.

I can think of some top sellers on ebay....
branch out
Endless wishes
wild west

[binkiemonstermom]

Wandering Words- I think is the name.

A lot of holiday sets are sought after. Many facebook groups have ISO lists- those might give you a good idea of what people want!!!

[KristaTracy]

You can use ebay to do some research:

Search on Stampin Up, Sold Listings, Sort by Highest Price, and Exclude Keywords "Lot" "Ink" "Markers" "Big Shot" and any others to filter out as much extraneous information as possible. You will start to see some trends in the first few pages: Backyard Basics (who knew?), Dreamcatcher, Make a Mitten, Stitched Stockings, Perfectly Preserved, Sweetie Pie, Classic Pickups, Tea Shoppe, and others. A lot of the highest listings have matching framelets or punches.

I just sold a few items to an ebay reseller, and she was interested in Martha Stewart punches, Christmas sets, Background stamps, and my knitting stamp set. I was happy to get rid of them, although I agreed on a price before I really figured out what was going on. I would have priced my items higher if I knew they were going to a reseller vs. a fellow stamper, and we both would have still profited.

[lutheran]

Add "Godspeed" to the list. It was only in a mini catalog and has sold on Ebay for as high as $300.
Mary Beth

[nibs]

"Wolf" stamp set 2001
"Coast to Coast" (lighthouses) 2003
"Hedgehog Happiness" 2000
Girl Guides but not sure of the proper name.

[KristaTracy]

Looks like we can add Inspired by Nature and French Foliage to the list.

Hmmm, maybe I should list mine....