How much for an old lodge with small hammer marks?

[Nathan Flory]

I figured out how to put three photos on one post! yay!

Old dogs CAN learn new tricks

[Randy Eckstein]

I don't see as many of the hammered Lodge #5 as I do the hammered CHF #5 or the hammered Lodge #3 and 8.  Offhand guess after it's cleaned up is mid-$20s to someone who likes hammered pieces if it isn't warped or has other defects under the crud.

[Trevor Lawrence]

I have sold 2 for around $25 each and they were near mint.

[Rick Gilley]

$25 is top dollar in great shape.....unless someone is wanting more than they are looking. The last hammered Lodge I had I sent it to one of my Lodge mentors, Sam Roberts.

[Nathan Flory]

I cleaned that #5 and an #8.  What would you guys say their condition is?  Good or Totally Awesome?  I think they look very pretty myself.

[Cheryl Watson]

Condition = PURDY!!   8-)

[Mark Zizzi]

I'd have to go with totally awesome, Nathan. Hard to believe it's the same skillet! [smiley=appl.gif] [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

[Trevor Lawrence]

Cleaned up nice. I love these lodge hammered pieces!

[Randy Eckstein]

Beautiful looking pieces--very nice job!!

[Ken Davis]

Excellent!   [smiley=appl.gif]

[Nathan Flory]

I can't take the credit for how well they cleaned up, it was all in the suds.

I have to say, I really like the thickness of these versus the new lodge skillets.  They're not too thin, just the right thickness I think.

[Trevor Lawrence]

They're not too thin, just the right thickness I think.

I agree! I use 1 notch lodge's as my users.