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Saw a guy at the Tacoma flea market trying to sell a cracked cast iron pan for $60, and people were actually picking it up
Checked the bottom and it had a hairline crack running right through the cooking surface, which means it's done, not seasoned. What's the worst damaged gear you've seen somebody try to flip as vintage?
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the_drew20d ago
Wait so were people actually buying it or just picking it up and putting it back down? Cause there's a big difference between curious and stupid. I've seen a dude at a swap meet in Puyallup trying to sell a cracked Dutch oven for $80 that looked like it got dropped off a truck. He kept telling everyone it was "rare patina" and someone finally called him out on it. The crack thing gets me because a hairline in cast iron is not fixable, it's a paperweight, and anybody who cooks with iron knows that. Did he at least have a sign saying it was cracked or was he just hoping nobody would flip it over?
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