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Brubaker's Dairy, Virden. IL. Milk Bottle Cap. (Macoupin and Sangamo Counties, Illinois.)  

This is the only milk bottle cap like this that I have available.

Unused, with light age staining, minor scuffs, dents, dings, edge wear, minor scrapes associated with a paperboard item that is roughly 80 plus years old. Look closely at the photo, it is the main part of the description. 
  
The approximate size is:1-11/16" in diameter. 

Shipping will be $2.00 and mailed in a top loader trading card holder, and a regular envelope, mailed via the Non-Machinable option with no delivery confirmation or tracking. If you would prefer a bubble mailer, and tracking, etc.. Send me a message before checkout and I will send you an updated shipping invoice. The $2 rate is designed to save money on shipping costs.

Please keep in mind that once I mail an item from the Post Office, I have no control on how long it will take them to deliver it to you. Normally, I mail out items the next day after they are paid for. In the last few years, there has been a significant change in delivery times, and it is now very common for items to be delivered 6-12 days after being mailed. Let's try a little patience when asking why items are not arriving in 2 days any more. It will never be that way again...I will gladly combine shipping when possible, especially on similar items. I will only ship to the US. 

Feedback: Usually, I leave feedback right away when someone pays for an item. It is proper etiquette for a buyer to leave feedback upon receiving the item. Unfortunately, there are a lot of lazy buyers out there. Across all of my accounts, I’m easily 6,000 more feedback left for others than received.

Personally, I don’t like people sending in low-ball offers thinking they are doing me a favor. Basically, if I list a cap for $9.99 and it sells for that, I pay on average $2.14 in eBay seller fees. I charge $2.00 for standard shipping in a Penny Sleeve, a Top Loader (.27 each), a Team Bag, a regular small envelope, and cut to size paper stiffener cut from brand new (bought just for this purpose) file folders to help prevent damage through the mail. I also ship using non-machinable postage, which is currently $1.27 each. And on top of that, eBay takes 13.25% in fees of the shipping fees from everyone that sells on eBay… So I am clearly not making a profit from my shipping charges. Most of my problem children who send in ridiculous low-ball offers have never sold an item on eBay and know nothing about eBay fees. The “Or Best Offer” is an eBay thing, not my thing. It appears from eBay’s standard system. I basically do not want offers sent in.

Here is the one thing that low-ballers seem to miss. These items do not magically appear in my hands for free. I actually bought these items at one time and paid to have them shipped to me. Then when you offer something stupid like $3 thinking you are slick. I would most likely lose about $2 minimum. Often when I sell a cap for $9.99, I clear $2-3 at most. So what do I do about low-ballers? I usually just block them, so I don’t have to deal with them. This is not about making a bunch of money. This is about thinning out 65,000 plus caps I have lying around. So basically, if you can’t afford to pay the basic minimum bid on an item, don’t waste my time…

If you have questions, please ask before bidding.

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