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Amuseables Sardine Tin

Jellycat

Amuseables Sardine Tin
Cheapest in stock
£39.95
at Jeremy's Home Store

Amuseables Sardine Tin is a master of efficiency. As part-time logistics manager at Swinley Boar’s Boar Store, he’s in charge of inventory, crate-stacking, and ensuring all supplies are tinned, tagged, and bagged for action. He’s got a spreadsheet for everything (organised by brine level, of course) and although some think meticulous efficiency might be boring, he’s surprisingly good company once he opens up. Never ask what’s in tin number four, though… He’s sworn to secrecy!

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Jeremy's Home StoreCheapest£39.95In stock
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Jellycat£40In stock
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Kismet Blackwood£40Sold out
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Resale value

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Trend not clear yet
Typical price
£24.09
Middle half
£19.99 – £34.99
Full range
£15.78 – £52.70
Based on
57 listings

1 extreme outlier was excluded, usually bundles or mis-listings.

What sellers are asking95 listings across 5 days
£15£20£25£30£35£402026-09-07: median £19.99 from 3 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-18: median £24.09 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-23: median £23.28 from 37 listings2026-10-04: median £33.97 from 15 listings2026-10-10: median £29.82 from 39 listings2026-09-072026-10-10

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