Hi Julia

You are making local, quality hand made items, not mass produced imported stuff. There is always a market for that sort of thing. I have a friend who was selling similarly sized, forged drawer handles to a cabinet maker for $10, but that is in Australia.

The best way to find out is to put a $10 price tag on them and see what happens...

Good luck

Peter

Put a ring through it and call it a key ring or instead of the leaf, forge to a fine taper and wrap around the shank and sell to key owning fishermen. Anyway well done, the more you do the more ideas you will have and the more confidence to charge a fair price. If they dont want to pay $10 they dont deserve to have it, 'nuff said.
David

Thanks for the input...we'll see how it goes :-]

~~~Julia

Yes. $10 is a good price. I sell my hooks for $10 and they sell very well at that price......because something cool and handmade like that deserves at least that much! Here is a very important tip: If you make them even a little bit bigger, the PERCEIVED VALUE will be higher. Often it doesn't require much in material cost to make something bigger, however the customer perceives it as deserving a higher price tag.