Rare set of Irons? Makers mark

[Nick L]

Hey guys! A Friend and I have recently been stumbling to answer some questions about a set of irons he owns.  They are a set of makers mark alcohol Irons 3-9 with a sand and pitch wedge.  he also had a Sobe bag that came with them.  we were trying to find a value on them, and if they were rare or not.  from what he told me, his dad was a dealer for said spirits company and they were given to him as a gift.  they have only be used a few times.   Any help would be appreciated thank you.

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[SavvySwede]

Irons really aren't worth anything. Could be sold to a beginner for $20-30 at a yard sale.

The bag is nice and appears well built but its hard to price because many folks aren't going to want that company logo on their bag. (Unless they really like Sobe for some reason)

[Nick L]

ahhh bummer.  I figured as much.  there was so little on them at we thought it was something nice

[rdsandy]

ahhh bummer.  I figured as much.  there was so little on them at we thought it was something nice

Not sure I would give up on the higher valuation just because of one opinion.

[BuckeyeNut]

Swede is on the Mark.................Makers Mark even!

[SavvySwede]

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Originally Posted by Nick L

ahhh bummer.  I figured as much.  there was so little on them at we thought it was something nice

Not sure I would give up on the higher valuation just because of one opinion.

He could put them up on craigslist for $50-60 and have an outside shot at somebody biting, but he would more likely get a bunch of counter offers in my original range.