We have a second channel that will cover making money from arts and crafts for those interested. There will be a lot of How To videos as well. Here’s a link: th-cam.com/channels/aViiCbXUWhekTbp8ttqUuw.html You can also check out one of our latest videos here: th-cam.com/video/AQuq7Mefjc0/w-d-xo.html If you wish to help support our channel our Patreon page can be found here: www.patreon.com/TheAuctionProfessor I also write articles for eCommerceBytes the best reseller news site out there. You can find my articles and tons of other great content here: www.ecommercebytes.com/ If you'd like to see the equipment, shipping supplies, and reference material we personally use you can find it all right here: www.amazon.com/shop/theauctionprofessor (We may get a small commission from links posted here and across our channel)
Now how the heck would I know what that pocket watch chain is? Your level of knowledge has me mesmerized. You see value in what I see as garbage. Amazing!
Really amazing how you're able to source so many different small but valuable items, so cheaply! I've played board and TTRP games over the years, and those bone dice are a great find! 😎
I remember in the 60's that we had TONKA trucks & cranes. You could ride on them in those days as they were built so strong and all metal. My brother still has the crane to this day as a collector item. The plastic made in China rubbish toys these days wouldn't last long, they would break or rust or even shatter these days. Loved watching the video. Thank you, Don. Charles in the UK
Don , what an eye and expertise you have ! thank you for sharing, you are really an expert in this, and your videos are like the best of courses, thank you vary much for sharing MASTER OF EBAY AND RESELLING, HUGS FROM ITALY!
Yep, I was about to say Prussian buttons, when you said it. Nice small finds. I actually have one of those three tined forks in the utensil drawer, just like that one. I didn't realize it was that old.
Excellent video! I am delving into vintage photos and I have some photos of a kid who has pilot wings on his chest. If I tag you on the post on IG would you be willing to take a look, sounds like you know your wings. There may be nothing to them but I am not sure. Thanks for the great content either way!
I was young in the 60s. By then, you only got worthless junk in Cracker Jack's. I would love to have prizes like you found. I have a soft spot for nostalgia. Army Air Corps came before Army Air Force. Last was United States Air Force. My dad was in all of them.
I don’t know that all folding scissors came from car kits. My mom was a nurse and over the years, she always had a pair of folding scissors in her pocket everywhere she went.
I went to the massive Burley Park flea market Monday in Howard City, MI. Mostly because I live just 15 minutes away. It was slim pickens, high retail prices but I go 2-3 hours before close and almost always get 50% off asking price. I almost mistakenly stole another man's items out of his wagon 😂 whoopsy!
We have a second channel that will cover making money from arts and crafts for those interested. There will be a lot of How To videos as well. Here’s a link: th-cam.com/channels/aViiCbXUWhekTbp8ttqUuw.html
You can also check out one of our latest videos here: th-cam.com/video/AQuq7Mefjc0/w-d-xo.html
If you wish to help support our channel our Patreon page can be found here: www.patreon.com/TheAuctionProfessor
I also write articles for eCommerceBytes the best reseller news site out there. You can find my articles and tons of other great content here: www.ecommercebytes.com/
If you'd like to see the equipment, shipping supplies, and reference material we personally use you can find it all right here:
www.amazon.com/shop/theauctionprofessor
(We may get a small commission from links posted here and across our channel)
Beautiful finds esp the buttons.
Now how the heck would I know what that pocket watch chain is? Your level of knowledge has me mesmerized. You see value in what I see as garbage. Amazing!
Really amazing how you're able to source so many different small but valuable items, so cheaply! I've played board and TTRP games over the years, and those bone dice are a great find! 😎
I remember in the 60's that we had TONKA trucks & cranes. You could ride on them in those days as they were built so strong and all metal. My brother still has the crane to this day as a collector item. The plastic made in China rubbish toys these days wouldn't last long, they would break or rust or even shatter these days. Loved watching the video. Thank you, Don. Charles in the UK
Don , what an eye and expertise you have ! thank you for sharing, you are really an expert in this, and your videos are like the best of courses, thank you vary much for sharing MASTER OF EBAY AND RESELLING, HUGS FROM ITALY!
I got my daughter into old westerns. She loves collecting old western comic books. They are hard to find in the wild here in Oregon.
Your videos will be a game-changer for me, thank you!
Yep, I was about to say Prussian buttons, when you said it. Nice small finds. I actually have one of those three tined forks in the utensil drawer, just like that one. I didn't realize it was that old.
Thank you for sharing your time and passion with us 🏴🇬🇧👍❤️🇺🇲
I love❤️little knickknacks...🤘🏼💯✔️
Excellent video! I am delving into vintage photos and I have some photos of a kid who has pilot wings on his chest. If I tag you on the post on IG would you be willing to take a look, sounds like you know your wings. There may be nothing to them but I am not sure.
Thanks for the great content either way!
I was young in the 60s. By then, you only got worthless junk in Cracker Jack's. I would love to have prizes like you found. I have a soft spot for nostalgia. Army Air Corps came before Army Air Force. Last was United States Air Force. My dad was in all of them.
It's interesting to see and hear about those vintage buttons. I'm surprised that they are worth so much!
I don’t know that all folding scissors came from car kits. My mom was a nurse and over the years, she always had a pair of folding scissors in her pocket everywhere she went.
Wow….wow!
Great video. What was it about the money clip that told you that it was vintage? Was it the design or pattern, or what?
Can you sell the bone dice since it's made of bone? Is there any restrictions for things made with bone?
Nothing worse than a flea market in the rain. NOTHING.
New sub ! Liked 🤩😊🙏
I went to the massive Burley Park flea market Monday in Howard City, MI. Mostly because I live just 15 minutes away. It was slim pickens, high retail prices but I go 2-3 hours before close and almost always get 50% off asking price. I almost mistakenly stole another man's items out of his wagon 😂 whoopsy!
Love little things
Tag you're it! Love this video
3:54 Um, I don't think those are from Cracker Jacks ... the look more like gum machine charms .
The symbol is called a trefoil. (Girl Scout)
A three tine fork- you mean a threek?
Those photo cover westerns can still get a good price esp. VF or better
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