George, you are a jewel of a person and a national treasure to us sellers!❤❤❤🤗🤗🤗 The men’s brown shoes with a black saddle are saddle oxfords, wing tips have a separate , somewhat decorative piece of leather layered on top of the toe of the shoe. I feel uncomfortable telling you that because I know NOTHING compared to you. I’m a 75 year old lady and I only know a saddle Oxford because I used to wear such a shoe to school every day until junior high. 😂 Love you George. 🥰❤
Oh that's right! I should've known that, I used to have to put ads for the shoe stores in the factory outlet center when I first started in the firm that had that business alongside their antique malls. I'm so glad you mentioned it, I want people to have proper information and I am always fine with being corrected, this is how we all learn from each other! Thank you
I’m friends with a couple of estate sale folks and they pride themselves on resellers leaving happy. They know that we are their big buyers. And then collectors get a great deal too. We have a couple of ES companies that I won’t even go to their sales anymore as their prices are more than local antique store prices. It’s crazy. 😩
I understand, I think that happens in most markets! I know one in Florida I go to just to find one thing because it clearly bothers them that a reseller could find a bargain in their sale
Estate sales ... My pet peeve when know it all humans go in and price everything retail ... There's an air of smugness about it ... George you're so good at dealing with it ... I usually say something I regret ugg
I want to be you when I grow up (I’m 36 with 4 children)😂 I started reselling about 2 years ago and I started with CLL and then Niche Lady, Kat, Tiffany and you! I honestly learn something new everytime I watch your videos! Thank you for your knowledge
Cool! CLL is what got me started on TH-cam, seeing her do it and have so much fun made me want to show what I do too. I'm fans and followers of them all, so glad you found me too! I'll try to share all I can about this cool old stuff and things I know about it to help you learn more, make more and have more fun
My dad wore wing tips all of the time for work. Brown pair and a black pair. He taught me how to polish his shoes and boots. I was pretty good at it and he'd brag about having a daughter who made his shoes look so good.
George you know I'm a handbag freak .... Just ask yvon..... if you ever ever fine one made of old telephone cords u get buy . Jocelyn found one n bought at goodwill store and I NEVER got over it .... hee hee
Hi George, The prices at company run estate sales really bug me these days. They think they are antique stores! I hate it when I hear them talk about Ebay prices and think they should charge the same. I’m sure the estate owner hopes to make some money, but don’t they actually want to unload their stuff?!
I am old school and think the job is to unload as much as you can for the fairest price (to buyer and seller) as possible in as short a time as possible! By leaving some meat on the bone for resellers, I get a ton of people who then buy all the other stuff in the house, instead of cherry pickers and collectors who buy one thing and leave the boring household goods (that usually add up to half the take at a sale).
OMGosh, You were out in my sister's area. She lives in Berwyn in one of the old Dutch style house neighborhoods. I understand that the goal of sales company is to make as much as they can for the owners, but they must know the primary customer is resellers. I'll never understand the pricing strategy. Everyone ends up waiting for the last day to take advantage of markdowns.
I love estate sales that you go digging in to find the treasures, but when they start talking about "I didn't want to sell that" but clearly on the floor for sale. That is a strange situation and puts a new look on the sale and not a very nice one either. Have a great day
I agree, she was a nice elderly lady whose daughter was helping her and they were doing it on their own (mistake), so I tried to be patient about it...but it isn't a good thing to do when a customer has found something you overlooked...if it's really important to you, don't leave it out!
Loving your videos George!!! just wanted to mention if people are only watching you on their TV that would explain I haven't found a way to respond on my TV but when I get on my phone and watch. I can no problem God bless you in the new!!! year
Thanks for the fun video. I've kind of given up on going to professional estate sales because I find that the prices tend to be full-on retail. I'm starting to avoid flea markets even because the prices have gotten so high -- yes, even flea markets. So, that just leaves me to check out the odd yard sale and my favorite low-priced thrift store. Those places still get me into plenty of trouble with my wallet!
I think it really depends on the market and who's holding it, as this video eluded to in part...I'm sorry to hear that about your market, I am seeing price creep in some areas of the country, depending on the venue.
Looked like your last stop was a good one, It gave you a Big Smile. I know this is a business, but I can tell you like checking things & places out. They used to have some really good estate sales around me, but sadly not much anymore. I don't sell things, I just liked looking for things myself & others needed/wanted, etc. That was the fun part. Have a Happy & Better New Year !! :~)
I have my mam maw s old bad is called 3/4 bed has headboard n footboard mattresses special made my brother dug out of barn was painted blk he sanded is solid oak . My goodness
The first sale made the mistake a lot of people who are new to estate sales make...they think they should get eBay prices that they're seeing when they research the items because "that's what they're worth" without understanding that eBay involves shipping and hassle that are the tradeoff for reaching an international audience
I've recently over the last yr started collecting mushrooms so if you run across some of any kind that are reasonable on your travels then please grab them for me I'd love to buy some and take them off your hands.. thank you for all you do George ❤️
I stopped going to estate sales in my area b/c prices are usually retail or above. I understand the estate sale management wants to make money for the family, it’s just a bummer for resellers like me.
Hi George💝 Proof you have to keep digging and looking for a treasure that's in our " I want to buy and I can still make something price range." Unless I am keeping it for myself then I will reach a bit further into my pocketbook🤗 taking some of Alsip Illinois with ya. Happy New Year🥳 Safe Travels
Exactly! They priced a lot of it hoping collectors would come, but I know from experience that the dealers come early to estate sales and they won't bother to come back if you overprice. I'm sure that sale had a lot left for half-price day
That is awesome! I'm excited to show you lots of cool things about antiques and vintage, please comment and you're welcome to join us M/w 8pm eastern for chat/premieres of new videos weekly
I did find things but it took digging...these estate sales that price everything retail and hope to sell a few pieces to collectors really don't make sense to me because they miss the chance to sell a ton to the first (busiest) wave of shoppers when they could. Lots of people won't come back later even if it's discount day
@@TheAntiqueNomad agreed...angers me so why go back? Thankfully I'm a kitchen and dishware collector....Less demand for those items so I usually have good choices.
Something you said struck me. You said these are retail prices. This is not a retail store. In my area the estate sale companies have houses where they stash stuffnthat didn’t sell in houses and then call it an estate sale. They kind of run it like a store with a once a quarter sale. It seems in my opinion that would be the best way to make money off a losing bet. I don’t mean to offend or say that i is wrong. I think it is still a good deal for people with limited funds to recycle perfectly good household and collectible stuff. Like me!
I agree! Retail prices are for retail stores. When I do an estate sale, I price the things to sell from the house to people who are there...considering eBay takes a percentage and then the seller has to package and ship and pay postage, it really makes no sense to price things too high, you aren't ultimately making more money on the average household item or moderately valued collectible!
When I hit estate sales, I glance around the main floor and then head to the basement where the bargains are. After the basement, I checkout the kitchen . Why did you pass up the 75 cent piece at the beginning of the video? Was there damage you saw and didn’t point out? Remember in Michigan we have estate sales all through the week. And if you are ever in Grand Rapids you can walk through my house and fill a basket! I am serious.
I think that's a good strategy! Michigan has good estate sales and they seem to price to sell. I would love to see you in Grand Rapids, maybe in 2023! As for the 75 cent piece, I honestly don't see anything in the beginning of the video priced that cheap...if it was a Lladro it was $75
Good evening, George! There were some nice, quality pieces at the first estate sale, but they were a bit too new, and the prices seemed a bit more antique shop price. I did like the look of the studio pottery wine glasses. Of course...me and my beverage set fixation 😂 Why are studio pottery pieces passed over so often? Some of it is actually really nicely done. I liked that carved sick call crucifix. I have quite a collection of crucifixes, but nowhere to hang them. That was a fun video! Thanks for the take-along! Have a Happy New Year!!!
I really appreciate that you collect beverage sets! If I ever have the pleasure to be in your area, I would love to chronicle them for other collectors to learn. I hate passing on good studio pottery, but there's so much that I only buy what I can identify. The crucifixes are something I always get when I can, they pit into odd spaces...and are strangely popular with Japanese buyers in Seattle! Happy New Year, I took a lot of Dr. Pepper pix today so stay tuned
@@TheAntiqueNomad I do like the beverage sets, but they take considerable real estate to display them. It would be super-fun to have you chronicle my beverage sets! I think there are upwards of 50 sets here now. Most are full-sized sets, and there are a few miniature/child's sets. I think it would be fun to research some of the studio pottery. There could well be some "sleeper" pieces today that will "wake" in the future. A collection of it could be quite beautiful, too, if really good pieces were chosen, even if they weren't by well-known makers. I used to have, in that large house I had, a wall devoted to crucifixes. There are a few hung here, but no room to hang all of them. Some of the ones I have, I bought the corpuses at thrift stores, then made the crosses for them. Uh-Oh...am I going to want to go broke with the Dr Pepper stuff? 😅
Most of the estate sale companies around me price like that. They price full retail (sometimes more) on the first day. That's why I almost never go until half price day.
You and everyone else! I just don't get that strategy. At my sales, we do 70% of the business on the first day because we create a frenzy where people buy way more because it all seems like a good deal...which means we don't leave a ton of unsold merchandise at the end
I did! So did Tiffany @thriftingvegas, Danni @TheNicheLady has already put out two of hers but will have her The Good Stuff reality show on her channel this Monday. Mine will come out sometime next month, I take a little bit to process and catch up
I always made the mistake of going to the main rooms and missed out on the basents. The buyers down there were mean and kept all their areas closed off from everyone else. Never any fun
I'm sorry to hear that! Sometimes the client puts the things they're keeping in the basement and wants it shut off. If a buyer at a sale tries to block me, I just say, "Excuse me" and barge right past them
They're training people to wait until the end, which means the people holding the estate end up bundling and being desperate! I don't get that strategy
I have ticket stubs and the program for the film Knute Rockne, All-American , The film premiered in 1940 in South Bend. , Indiana. Do you think the have any value? If they do have value, should I put them in an album or leave them loose?
If you have the original South Bend premiere program, then you would have some value for certain! They're worth a little even if not though. If you use albums, don't use the ones that hold things in with sticky surfaces
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you, George! original program and it’s in really good shape. I have it in some protective paper. I will not put them in an album. I’ll let you know what happens.
I think the sellers at house #1 thought they'd try selling to collectors at full price. I think they will find that was a losing strategy and that the pieces didn't sell until discounted to estate sale prices.
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Well please tell your friends! This is all by word of mouth so your support means everything
George, you are a jewel of a person and a national treasure to us sellers!❤❤❤🤗🤗🤗 The men’s brown shoes with a black saddle are saddle oxfords, wing tips have a separate , somewhat decorative piece of leather layered on top of the toe of the shoe. I feel uncomfortable telling you that because I know NOTHING compared to you. I’m a 75 year old lady and I only know a saddle Oxford because I used to wear such a shoe to school every day until junior high. 😂 Love you George. 🥰❤
Oh that's right! I should've known that, I used to have to put ads for the shoe stores in the factory outlet center when I first started in the firm that had that business alongside their antique malls. I'm so glad you mentioned it, I want people to have proper information and I am always fine with being corrected, this is how we all learn from each other! Thank you
I’m friends with a couple of estate sale folks and they pride themselves on resellers leaving happy. They know that we are their big buyers. And then collectors get a great deal too.
We have a couple of ES companies that I won’t even go to their sales anymore as their prices are more than local antique store prices. It’s crazy. 😩
I understand, I think that happens in most markets! I know one in Florida I go to just to find one thing because it clearly bothers them that a reseller could find a bargain in their sale
George is doing what he wants to to keep us happy go George luv to u n xeno
Thanks! I’m trying
Estate sales ... My pet peeve when know it all humans go in and price everything retail ... There's an air of smugness about it ... George you're so good at dealing with it ... I usually say something I regret ugg
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
I used to polish my dad wing tips for 25 cents a pair
A nice memory. 25 cents bought a lot of treats when I was a kid.
That was good money as a kid! I wasn't trusted with the shoe polish lol
@@TheAntiqueNomad hahaha
I want to be you when I grow up (I’m 36 with 4 children)😂 I started reselling about 2 years ago and I started with CLL and then Niche Lady, Kat, Tiffany and you! I honestly learn something new everytime I watch your videos! Thank you for your knowledge
Cool! CLL is what got me started on TH-cam, seeing her do it and have so much fun made me want to show what I do too. I'm fans and followers of them all, so glad you found me too! I'll try to share all I can about this cool old stuff and things I know about it to help you learn more, make more and have more fun
My dad wore wing tips all of the time for work. Brown pair and a black pair. He taught me how to polish his shoes and boots. I was pretty good at it and he'd brag about having a daughter who made his shoes look so good.
That's cool! I never was good at polishing...still am not...
Great video Sir.. I enjoy your channel!!
Glad you enjoy it! I’m enjoying it too
“Blender’s the only thing that’s a good deal” 😂😂😂
Just the truth in my book
I was born and raised in Chicago. My husband was raised in Cyrstal Lake area. we moved in 1987 to southern ill.
I'm closer to southern IL when I'm in the area usually, I spend part of my year in Western Kentucky
George you know I'm a handbag freak .... Just ask yvon..... if you ever ever fine one made of old telephone cords u get buy . Jocelyn found one n bought at goodwill store and I NEVER got over it .... hee hee
So fun! I’ll keep looking
oooh "Cedar will alligator." Love it! Thank you for the new verb!
Lol yes
I'd kill for a fully operational $60 serger. It was fun tagging along to an estate sale.
That was a deal...not everything was high priced in this estate
Just catching this today, 3 January! Happiest of New Years, George!
Same to you!
Hi George,
The prices at company run estate sales really bug me these days. They think they are antique stores! I hate it when I hear them talk about Ebay prices and think they should charge the same. I’m sure the estate owner hopes to make some money, but don’t they actually want to unload their stuff?!
I am old school and think the job is to unload as much as you can for the fairest price (to buyer and seller) as possible in as short a time as possible! By leaving some meat on the bone for resellers, I get a ton of people who then buy all the other stuff in the house, instead of cherry pickers and collectors who buy one thing and leave the boring household goods (that usually add up to half the take at a sale).
I agree!
That was fun loved the older furniture
I feel like we don't feature it enough sometimes!
Absolutely love estate sales, and tagging along with you in an estate sale is wonderful! I always learn so much from you.
Thanks so much! I have fun shopping and showing them
OMGosh, You were out in my sister's area. She lives in Berwyn in one of the old Dutch style house neighborhoods. I understand that the goal of sales company is to make as much as they can for the owners, but they must know the primary customer is resellers. I'll never understand the pricing strategy. Everyone ends up waiting for the last day to take advantage of markdowns.
I agree it’s not a strategy I understand and I’ve conducted a lot of estate sales
On the road again, with George. Excellent. Thanks, George. Love the reference to Golden Girls.
We spend some time on the road!
Great video
Thanks for taking us shopping.
Any time! It's fun to feel like you're with me doing it
This was so fun. Dang you are so close to Wichita. I wish you could swing by.
I hope to get through there sooner or later! I did great shopping there the last time I went
Oh, I learned about the silk China rugs, that was cool.
I wish they'd been in better shape, but they are cool! I hadn't seen any in a long time so it was fun to show them
I love estate sales that you go digging in to find the treasures, but when they start talking about "I didn't want to sell that" but clearly on the floor for sale. That is a strange situation and puts a new look on the sale and not a very nice one either. Have a great day
I agree, she was a nice elderly lady whose daughter was helping her and they were doing it on their own (mistake), so I tried to be patient about it...but it isn't a good thing to do when a customer has found something you overlooked...if it's really important to you, don't leave it out!
Hi George! Your South Bend fan!! My mom was the Irish football fan in our house! Many family members worked at Bendix & Studebaker!
I love Studebakers! I went to the convention in South Bend in 1988 and loved the museums. I owned 5 different Studes when I was younger
You have good taste! Happy New Year 🥂!
I’m happy you found some good deals George❤️
Thanks! You might have to dig but they're out there
I have Christmas Santa s by Lenox with beads really pretty
It is very stately
Fun Sales, glad you found some good deals❤️🥰🙏🏻
Thank you! 🤗 You never know what you'll find...
Loving your videos George!!! just wanted to mention if people are only watching you on their TV that would explain I haven't found a way to respond on my TV but when I get on my phone and watch. I can no problem God bless you in the new!!! year
TV has limits for that, I'm appreciative you take the time to answer on the phone!
Thanks for the fun video. I've kind of given up on going to professional estate sales because I find that the prices tend to be full-on retail. I'm starting to avoid flea markets even because the prices have gotten so high -- yes, even flea markets. So, that just leaves me to check out the odd yard sale and my favorite low-priced thrift store. Those places still get me into plenty of trouble with my wallet!
I think it really depends on the market and who's holding it, as this video eluded to in part...I'm sorry to hear that about your market, I am seeing price creep in some areas of the country, depending on the venue.
Yes. I find estate sales lately full retail price.😒
@@TheAntiqueNomad Hello , are movie laser discs from the 80's worth anything ???
@@mw10259 It depends on the title and whether they've been opened or not. Some can be worth a few hundred dollars, many are worth around $10
@@erinnkemp I'm disappointed to hear that but I'm still finding some that understand what the job is and price right. Depends where you are I guess
Looked like your last stop was a good one, It gave you a Big Smile. I know this is a business, but I can tell you like checking things & places out. They used to have some really good estate sales around me, but sadly not much anymore. I don't sell things, I just liked looking for things myself & others needed/wanted, etc. That was the fun part. Have a Happy & Better New Year !! :~)
Thanks! It was fun for me too. I am glad my enthusiasm for this still shines through after all this time! Happy and Better New Year to you as well!
I thought for sure you were going to buy the chrome bar stools. But I do love the cart! Thanks for bringing us along....fun!
I wanted them so badly! If there'd been more room...but I already had a fairly full vehicle
@@TheAntiqueNomad oh, that lack of room stuff gets us every time. :)
Thanks, George about the info about Belleek. Safe journeys & happy new year to you!
Happy new year!
Happy New Year!
Happy new year!
I have my mam maw s old bad is called 3/4 bed has headboard n footboard mattresses special made my brother dug out of barn was painted blk he sanded is solid oak . My goodness
That’s a great story! A lot were painted black in the late Victorian eta
The brass cart looked solid.
Great find.
I was shocked at high the prices were, especially at the first sale.
The first sale made the mistake a lot of people who are new to estate sales make...they think they should get eBay prices that they're seeing when they research the items because "that's what they're worth" without understanding that eBay involves shipping and hassle that are the tradeoff for reaching an international audience
@@TheAntiqueNomad
I forget about shipping cost$.
Don't know why because living in Hawaii, we're very alert to shipping costs.
It's crazy expensive.
Awesome video!! Thank you! 😊
You are so welcome!
I've recently over the last yr started collecting mushrooms so if you run across some of any kind that are reasonable on your travels then please grab them for me I'd love to buy some and take them off your hands.. thank you for all you do George ❤️
I always look at mushrooms, if you see me get any in a video email me at theantiquenomad@gmail.com
I stopped going to estate sales in my area b/c prices are usually retail or above. I understand the estate sale management wants to make money for the family, it’s just a bummer for resellers like me.
Hi George💝 Proof you have to keep digging and looking for a treasure that's in our " I want to buy and I can still make something price range." Unless I am keeping it for myself then I will reach a bit further into my pocketbook🤗 taking some of Alsip Illinois with ya. Happy New Year🥳 Safe Travels
Exactly! They priced a lot of it hoping collectors would come, but I know from experience that the dealers come early to estate sales and they won't bother to come back if you overprice. I'm sure that sale had a lot left for half-price day
New Sub !! Saw you on The Niche Lady !!
That is awesome! I'm excited to show you lots of cool things about antiques and vintage, please comment and you're welcome to join us M/w 8pm eastern for chat/premieres of new videos weekly
Love your channel George!
Thank you! I love doing it
The dutch oven is an easy fix for that browning- really nice variety of vintage there!
Cool! I didn't think it'd be too hard...it sounds like you have expertise in this!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I've done it a time or 40 😆😆
German radio’s are in German in the USA 🇺🇸
Ja wohl und sehr danken!
I missed it- what did “she take back”? From the still at the beginning of your video
The lady in the second house took back the Lenox beaded plates I found in the basement because she didn't want to sell them after all
Just say NO to the Billy Bass! Caught a few jokes! 🤭 I love to go to estate sales! Just not worth it for reselling most of the time.
I love it too and I'm learning where it is and isn't good
The forest green set,you picked up what you called a bouffoo bowl. I found 4 but clear. I love the jeweling and the movement of the design element.
Boopie, Burple and Bubble! Anchor-Hocking made three fun "dotted" patterns in the early 1960s and I like them all
Thank you!
I'm shocked at the high prices!! Ridiculous!
I did find things but it took digging...these estate sales that price everything retail and hope to sell a few pieces to collectors really don't make sense to me because they miss the chance to sell a ton to the first (busiest) wave of shoppers when they could. Lots of people won't come back later even if it's discount day
@@TheAntiqueNomad agreed...angers me so why go back? Thankfully I'm a kitchen and dishware collector....Less demand for those items so I usually have good choices.
Hi george
Something you said struck me. You said these are retail prices. This is not a retail store. In my area the estate sale companies have houses where they stash stuffnthat didn’t sell in houses and then call it an estate sale. They kind of run it like a store with a once a quarter sale. It seems in my opinion that would be the best way to make money off a losing bet. I don’t mean to offend or say that i is wrong. I think it is still a good deal for people with limited funds to recycle perfectly good household and collectible stuff. Like me!
I agree! Retail prices are for retail stores. When I do an estate sale, I price the things to sell from the house to people who are there...considering eBay takes a percentage and then the seller has to package and ship and pay postage, it really makes no sense to price things too high, you aren't ultimately making more money on the average household item or moderately valued collectible!
When I hit estate sales, I glance around the main floor and then head to the basement where the bargains are. After the basement, I checkout the kitchen . Why did you pass up the 75 cent piece at the beginning of the video? Was there damage you saw and didn’t point out? Remember in Michigan we have estate sales all through the week. And if you are ever in Grand Rapids you can walk through my house and fill a basket! I am serious.
I think that's a good strategy! Michigan has good estate sales and they seem to price to sell. I would love to see you in Grand Rapids, maybe in 2023! As for the 75 cent piece, I honestly don't see anything in the beginning of the video priced that cheap...if it was a Lladro it was $75
Good evening, George! There were some nice, quality pieces at the first estate sale, but they were a bit too new, and the prices seemed a bit more antique shop price. I did like the look of the studio pottery wine glasses. Of course...me and my beverage set fixation 😂 Why are studio pottery pieces passed over so often? Some of it is actually really nicely done. I liked that carved sick call crucifix. I have quite a collection of crucifixes, but nowhere to hang them. That was a fun video! Thanks for the take-along! Have a Happy New Year!!!
I really appreciate that you collect beverage sets! If I ever have the pleasure to be in your area, I would love to chronicle them for other collectors to learn. I hate passing on good studio pottery, but there's so much that I only buy what I can identify. The crucifixes are something I always get when I can, they pit into odd spaces...and are strangely popular with Japanese buyers in Seattle! Happy New Year, I took a lot of Dr. Pepper pix today so stay tuned
@@TheAntiqueNomad I do like the beverage sets, but they take considerable real estate to display them. It would be super-fun to have you chronicle my beverage sets! I think there are upwards of 50 sets here now. Most are full-sized sets, and there are a few miniature/child's sets.
I think it would be fun to research some of the studio pottery. There could well be some "sleeper" pieces today that will "wake" in the future. A collection of it could be quite beautiful, too, if really good pieces were chosen, even if they weren't by well-known makers.
I used to have, in that large house I had, a wall devoted to crucifixes. There are a few hung here, but no room to hang all of them. Some of the ones I have, I bought the corpuses at thrift stores, then made the crosses for them.
Uh-Oh...am I going to want to go broke with the Dr Pepper stuff? 😅
Most of the estate sale companies around me price like that. They price full retail (sometimes more) on the first day. That's why I almost never go until half price day.
You and everyone else! I just don't get that strategy. At my sales, we do 70% of the business on the first day because we create a frenzy where people buy way more because it all seems like a good deal...which means we don't leave a ton of unsold merchandise at the end
Did you make a video of your shopping trip with Tiffany and Danni?
I did! So did Tiffany @thriftingvegas, Danni @TheNicheLady has already put out two of hers but will have her The Good Stuff reality show on her channel this Monday. Mine will come out sometime next month, I take a little bit to process and catch up
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I always made the mistake of going to the main rooms and missed out on the basents. The buyers down there were mean and kept all their areas closed off from everyone else. Never any fun
I'm sorry to hear that! Sometimes the client puts the things they're keeping in the basement and wants it shut off. If a buyer at a sale tries to block me, I just say, "Excuse me" and barge right past them
@@TheAntiqueNomad they were big rude and wouldnt move for anyone
All the estate sales around my part of Texas are always priced at high retail. Makes me crazy. I only go now on 1/2 off day.
They're training people to wait until the end, which means the people holding the estate end up bundling and being desperate! I don't get that strategy
Now George ...... my mother said you never .....ever buy shoes to break in . They must be comfortable when you try on ....
She was right!
Some finds but mostly passes. Oh well more money to spend on a better sale
Agreed, and I did! I just thought the first sale was confused about retail versus estate sale pricing
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I have ticket stubs and the program for the film Knute Rockne, All-American , The film premiered in 1940 in South Bend. , Indiana. Do you think the have any value? If they do have value, should I put them in an album or leave them loose?
If you have the original South Bend premiere program, then you would have some value for certain! They're worth a little even if not though. If you use albums, don't use the ones that hold things in with sticky surfaces
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you, George! original program and it’s in really good shape. I have it in some protective paper. I will not put them in an album. I’ll let you know what happens.
George Big Spender
I’m trying to be selective these days lol
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Thank you so much for that!
Oak Lawn is a pretty expensive suburb. Probably overpriced like the real estate.
I think the sellers at house #1 thought they'd try selling to collectors at full price. I think they will find that was a losing strategy and that the pieces didn't sell until discounted to estate sale prices.
I bet you she has the prices high so she can sale on EBay.🙄😠 Very frustrating. I been finding estate sales sale at full price.
If that's the case, then just sell it on eBay, what are you waiting for? I still found stuff I could resell though
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