PSA. I work for UPS. Business delivery and sales are down, but residential sales are way up. Like Xmas sales up. Been very busy at work. We work hard for all of you, don't let this crisis stop you from purchases on eBay. Online sales keeps me employed. Stay safe and healthy. Much love
Thanks for the tip on under-counter can openers. I found a older NIB Proctor-Silex at a flea market for $6.95. Sold in less than a week for $69 + shipping. Watching for more!
1985-1987 manual for the original glock 17 models go for crazy prices. The 85's can bring well over $1000, couple hundred a piece for later model ones. Gun collectors that try to build whole original sets pay quite a premium for them.
I was at a estate sale on the last day of the sale. The lady handed me a bag and said anything I can fit in the bag for $5. I put a $200 juicer in the bag along with some other items. I paid $1.25 for the juicer and sold it for $125 or $150. The lady that bought it did a review and said she used it right away and loves it.
Our thrift store was given a 1950s Grundig console stereo a few years ago by an elderly couple who had purchased a hutch from us, and wanted to make space in their dining room for their new purchase. After getting the solid state, mid-century unit back to our store, we discovered that the turntable was not working, so one of our volunteers who knew a thing or two about old record players, worked on it for a day and got it to work. I knew about Grundig consoles, because my father purchased one in the 1960s when they were living in Europe. They’re made in Germany. The unit sold for $500.00, but could probably have sold for much more. Now this unit and units like it would probably be difficult to sell online due to their size, but the smaller table-top units could probably be shipped with some care to prevent damage.
One of the main ones to keep an eye out for is limited edition N64s, I’ve seen some at goodwills, and some at yard sales, in good condition they are easily worth over $500
Great list. I wanna also include fans on this. Antique electric fans have a HUGE collector base. Anytime you find a fan 20 years old or older, you'll have yourself a guaranteed flip, if it works. Bolo for fans as well as toasters and blenders (like he mentioned).
I just came across this video, and it may have been the most valuable, specific, well informed, clearly stated eBay flipping for profit video I have ever seen. I have watched hundreds upon hundreds if not thousands. That was amazing. Thank you so much for doing it! I easily hit that like button and subscribed to your channel with the notifications bell ON!
Dear Josh The metal tops of trophies are also used by people who restore lamps, used for finals if they have a cool look. I know someone who used an old dog show trophy..the dog figure for a final.
That was fun - I love BOLOs - automobile floor mats are usually hanging with the sheets & blankets at Goodwill - they can be sold for good money online or local - good brands like Jeep - thanks!
Bought one of those Black & Decker space saver can opener new 15 years ago and it still works.The Black & Decker space saver clock clock coffee machine also has a high resell value.Yes the old one with the clock dial
The vintage hood ornaments were originally decorative radiator caps. When mfgs moved on from that idea, ppl still wanted that decoration piece on the front, and the hood ornament was born.
Josh, my wife and I enjoy your videos. She surprised me today with a hairy tornado t-shirt. We have learned a lot from your tips and opened a EBay store. Thanks for the tips.
Sharp Half-Pint Microwaves would be a good one. Found 2 in the last few months at the local thrift. They go for about $100 plus shippingand usually get overlooked and sold for $10-$15 at thrifts.
My name is Gloria and I’m interested in reselling and I don’t know how to start. You are so good at going step by step . You should have been a teacher.
I really want to build a shed in my yard this weekend but I also dont want to go to lowes and catch the virus. I finally have time for this project, but no supplies.
Made a good profit, and a fast one selling a watch. Bought a Raymond weil from a fella that got it as a gift. He sold it for $400, i posted it, and later sold it for $900 the same day.
I did ebay when I was younger but I've been too busy with my job now. I use to get free magazines and books from the library and sell them. It's amazing the stuff I would find in the garbage and people would buy.
I'm writing a sort of memoir for my family. I had been googling images to find a picture of a place I worked in Hollywood in the late 70s. I found a postcard on ebay of the location for 5 bucks. 99.9% of the public would see this as junk. For me it was a photo of a cherished memory.
@@jonathansemler369 That's not the way I meant not like it's worthless, I mean I literally found it in the garbage. I found some really nice things in the trash, books and magazines aren't really my thing so I sold them on ebay. It's amazing what people throw out sometimes.
I found a B and D spacesaver yesterday from the 80's! Never used! I have it for sale for $80! Thanks for the tip! Also found an Olympus camera and listed it for 65!
NCAA 14 is interesting case. Two years ago it was worth 30-35 dollars. I think people talking about it as a rare game has increased its value exponentially
As a 16 year old who's played ncca football games his whole life... That game has a lot of sentimental value to us... As time goes on without the making of this game we miss it more and more.. most likely causing the increase of price..it's not that rare really I myself have a copy.. it just has a ton of sentimental value to us all you know.
We had a dope league on NCAA 14. Still friends with some of the people to this day. The rarity has increased because of the ongoing controversy with not paying players. On that game they used real players. They couldn't use their names, but you could definitely tell it was them. If I remember correctly you could even add the real names.
I am now flipping items on eBay and marketplace and you have helped me so much. I am not doing it to replace a job . I am doing it to supplement my very small retirement income. It is giving me extra money to enjoy life more. And ….while I have had some radiation and chemo treatments, it is something I can still do to fill my mind with other things. I have met so many really nice people and I get such a rush over the find of a treasure. And thanks to you I am more aware of what to look for! Thanks so much once again!
Griswold #4, #13 and #20 are the rarest most collectable. Also, watch for the Erie Spider. They were only produced for one year and they can sell for $10-15,000.
DO NOT (caps intentional) try to sell Beach Body videos on ebay unless you are licensed to sell them. They are a guaranteed VERO strike and can lead to account suspension. Not worth it in my opinion. if you have sold them in the past and not been warned, consider yourself lucky.
Thank you! I'll keep my eyes open. I am new. So, I need all the help I can get...lol. Also, it's worth reconditioning cast iron. It's easy to do and definitely worth it for Griswold
Thanks for doing videos like this. They’re very informative and give those of us who are interested in getting into in the resale arena a starting point.
TIP on cast iron. Set it on a flat surface. If it spins easily, it is warped (permanently damaged) and not worth much (if the buyer knows what they're doing). Another valuable item to watch out for are vintage cowboy boots that were made in the U.S. Check comps on eBay for Tony Lama black label, for example. Made in Mexico aren't worth as much, but are far more valuable/better made than the ones that don't indicate where they're made (China or kids boots made in India). Tony Lama boots made in Italy are probably valuable, too -- just don't see them often.
To add to the rare PS2 games keep an eye out for the original trilogy Silent Hill games. Ive seen a Silent Hill 2 Greatest Hits version on Ebay for 100+ As well as Marvel Vs Capcom 2
Old camera's or anything I go by weight. A sign that it's made very well with very good material(the heavier it is). Something my dad taught me and I did very well on this advise. Old electric fans, old metal vacuums, Old radio's etc.
Awesome BOLO’S Thanks a Million greatly appreciate it been selling for 8 yrs now and I’m still learning stuff. This video and all your videos are Awesome. Take care and Stay Safe In this Crazy world! 💜🤗🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🤑🇺🇸🤑❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Researching categories you're unfamiliar with is a great way to expand your reselling knowledge! Mario Kart and Super Mario brother for Nintendo Wii are great sellers for me Silent Hill and Manhunt titles are worth money for Playstation 2
I just gotta say that I don't do any of this stuff but you are so well spoken and you have a great personality that I have been watching all your videos.
That track ball GAMER mouse is an exception. Other than flight simulator yokes and pedals which get insane prices, most non gamer mice are just junk. Also BOL for gamer keyboards.
I found a really good copy of hunting ground for the ps2 CIB, at Goodwill for two dollars! I already had a general idea it was gonna be at least $100 and seeing recent listings it is worth about 400!
I started doing eBay about a month ago as a PT job for this summer (I’m a teacher). I had so much stuff around my house from 20 years of marriage and a son who played baseball and football. I probably have a few months worth of inventory lol. But I found an old game case in my attic full of my wife’s old Super Nintendo games from when she was a kid. I sold Super Mario All Stars for $40. Tetris Attack for $15. Donkey Kong Country 2 for $25 and have many more. I also found an old copy of NCAA 14 that I sold for $125. Almost all of these went the first 1-2 days after posting.
Josh, This is a great list of BOLO items that will definitely help alot of sellers. I found your videos as I am a member of Joe & Jessica's The Family Flips group who I love immensely. Your type of sourcing is much more in line with what I will be doing when I can start selling again. I hope you don't mind but I just posted a lengthy description about why AA books & pamplets sell well. Thanks so much for your informational videos. I really enjoy them. Beth
I’m loving your TH-cam channel and the effort you put into it for free content for us! Thank you!!! I had a funny thing happen to me during my beginning voyage into the reselling/flipping market. I had purchased some Scentsy items in bulk from a garage sale and the lady had known my FB from a comment I had left asking if the items were still available at the sale. She confirmed. I payed for the items for the price negotiated. A fair sale. A week later I posted one of the Scentsy burners on market place with a couple wax bars for a higher price than I bought it for, (not by much, irregardless) and she attempted to “blast” me on marketplace for selling the item for the price I desired to sell it for which was an according value to the item. Nothing outrageous whatsoever. She basically got angry that I was utilizing the FREE MARKET! Anyone ever have issues with this? Anyone question your intentions when hitting the thrift store and buying a lot of stuff? Would love some open convo. I respectfully private messaged her and put her in her place. That our sale was negotiated, and complete. And what I chose to do with the items was out of her control.
Yes some people just don’t like resellers, I coupon a lot and a lot of the heavier stuff like laundry detergent I sell on Facebook and I have had people make snide comments about it, just shrug it off and move on, it’s just jealousy
It's always seemed crazy to me how people can go to walmart and spend money freely but expect me to sell for the same price or less than what I paid. It's not their fault though, we are all programmed young with that 9to5 workers mentality that demonizes the rich, successful, or anyone thinking outside the box, inhibiting our ability to learn from them and keeping ourselves stuck at the same level
Keep your head up and keep getting this money! At the end of the day if you needed to make a thousand dollars by tomorrow theoretically You could list like a crazy person and make it happen. They can't. If i was them I would be mad too! Lol
Be careful new generation consoles that are coming out are backwards compatible meaning you can play ps2 games on ps5, etc. I would never buy and sell consoles but hey if that works for you then keep going man!
Heath ceramic ware is worth a lot. Full size plates and bowls go for around $50 each and saucer/cup pairs go for about $25 each - especially older ones with glazes that are no longer produced by the company today. They were made in Cali, but i find them every once in a while even in the midwest.
BOLO. Wilton cake pans. Usually pick them up for under $2. Collected 43 of them. Took them to Phoenix Bakery School. Sold 21 of them for $8 each. Look them up on eBay. Very easy money.
I used to sell Wilton cake pans but the spread in my opinion is not enough to make them profitable especially since they are slow sellers. Going to a baking school to sell them was genius and I tip my hat to you for the tip. I ended up getting rid of most of my inventory selling to a cake shop.
You forgot about TVS! Flipping stuff those on FB marketplace was the easiest for me. Inspired to get rid of my student and credit card debt (close to 26k). I started flipping TVs on FB marketplace and that helped me to do that PLUS create a good savings fund for the future (only doing it in my spare time - surpassing by much my hourly rate in my actual job - 30/hr vs 105-115/hr) Here's a snapshot: 2021 - $66,958 in sales ($35,239 profit) 2022 so far - $37,550 sales ($18,880 profit) Not bad for a part time gig!
Dang not a bad come up on that $8 blender. I've been flipping so long it's hard to think of my personal best but recently I picked up 3 rare 1oz silver bars for $32ea and sold one on eBay for $399. A couple years ago I picked up a rare 1oz silver bar for $18 and sold it within a week for $800 on eBay. That might be my personal best. That's what I specialize in, vintage silver/gold bullion, coins, sterling jewelry, etc...so I go to coin shops and coin shows but watching all you guys recently I went to 2 garage sales today. Haven't been in years. 1 was a bust but I got a Daiwa saltwater fishing reel for $10 and there's none listed at the moment but 7 sold comps for $50-$100 in used condition. Score. 💪🏻
Thank you so much for the heads up on the Alcoholics Anonymous pamphlets. I found some in my grandfather's estate that were from ranging from somewhere in the 40s all the way up to the newest being 1961.
AA Book - yes. I sold one that was first printing of...2nd edition? Years ago. I went for counseling for insomnia. My counselor told me, with my ebay flipping, to watch for that book. So I sorta filed that away in my head. About 4 months later, at a big church sale, looking through books and...well, lookie there, was that book. And hardbacks were 25 cents. I went home, photographed and posted it up. And the messages started immediately: Is there a typo on page VI in the forward? There was, so I added a photo of that to my ad. And then the offers started. And I turned them down, as this was back when ebay was mostly auctions and occasionally taking an offer. In the end. sold for $235, I think. Yep, you find an older AA manual, look it up! For sure.
Sold a small griswold skillet for $800. It was rare. They're not valued at that, but I sold it at just the right time. This skillet was extremely rare because they were made in the 1920's when families were bigger. Not a lot of use for a small pan. Also, there are two different Griswold logos, slant and block. This particular pan was block which is more rare. The pan I sold also had what is called a heat ring which cost more to get. All of that made the one I sold triple rare. The big ones are valuable, but sometimes size really doesn't matter. I hope this is helpful to someone. Justin
That is where a little bit of knowledge really pays off. Everyone in my town knows the value of Griswold so hard to get bargain prices. Doesn't keep me from looking.
man I would have killed to find a copy of Super Mario Sunshine inside a Wii. Ive only found copies of Wii Sports which are still great but what a good find
If I had to bet, I would have put everything on it being a wii sports disc. Haha. Finding a gamecube disc was crazy and even more do that it was one so valuable
BOLO. GW bins find backpacks. Lots of kids backpacks that I get at $1.39 per pound. Can usually get 2/3 sometimes 4 backpacks for $1.39. Pixar, Disney, Dr Seuss, Frozen, Dispicable Me, Cars,. Toy Story, Star Wars. Paw Patrol, Tonka (rare) Blues Clues, The Wiggles, Flintstones etc. Collected about 100,. Had backpack yardsale B4 school,. Sold each for $5,. Spent maybe $40 ffor all backpacks, made $370 in two days last year. Rare ones I sold for about $8. Very cute to see little ones excited about their new swag . Easy money.
BOLO. Anything with MOUNTAIN DEW spell out. In 2007 Pepsi bought them out. Changed design to MTN DEW. . Not quite vintage yet, but the spell out of MOUNTAIN DEW is now becoming rare. People collect any and everything. Find it, store it,. Sell it later. America and American product FIRST. All countries they all want some Let's give it to them, at a price. Especially Japan.
BOLO. GW small toy bins. Usually about 10 items for $1. Find TY brand beanie babys, the ones with big eyes. Lot them up, sell 5 for $10. Some are rare and worth alot more. Also these small toy bins have McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's happy meal kids toys still sealed in packages. Usually again 10 for $1. Some are rare. Found some from 1983,. Very valuable and cheap. Happy Hunting. Tell ur buddys about this channel. One of my favorites.
, awesome video Josh!! I had no idea about the AA books. I actually have a 2001 edition which isn't worth much, but I'm going to list it first thing in the morning! I'm running out of inventory to list and I refuse to take the chance of going out to source. I really truly appreciate every single video of yours!! Stay safe
I've known about the Vitamix and old perfumes. Not so much on the video games or the trackball mouse, but I have bought them thrift to use! The old German camera I heard was good, but I didn't know that the tall ones are the best! Didn't think about hood ornaments and I am a car guy & was a long-haul trucker. If you find old hat pin and uniform pins, but no reproductions they're good, also RR & transit lines. Don't overlook older hand tools like ratches, sockets, wrenches and toolboxes! Snap-On, Mac, Matco, European brands vintage VW in a round box blue & chrome or silver from Hazlett, repro not so much.
Personal bolos: Black Panther Newspapers, Sealed Video Games (too this day, my best ever sale $800+), Vintage Remington Pocket Knives (American Flag) - paid a dollar, flipped for $150 in less than a day, Vintage Hats, Vintage Jewelry, All Types of Vinyl Records (have been able to find extremely cheap - $0.50-1 / per), not for musical content (necessarily - have sold many for that purpose, but I have found, this seems better / more unique), they don’t need to be valuable at all in order for them to be broken and then resold as an art supply / etc. (this really comes down to marketing), Vintage Keychains (mine happen to be rare and handmade during the 80s… but they have sold / are selling well), and Much Much More! Don’t be afraid to take chances on things every once in awhile, it’s awesome to learn about all kinds of things, and you’ll figure out what strategies / items works best for you!
That was such a great video..you have been good for a while now, but Josh you are getting really good! Not only at reselling but as a TH-cam creater. Im looking forward to see exactly where this journey leads you! I never really comment or anything on your videos bc i know how tedious it can be answering them! But great work Josh!!
I’ve had success with LEGO’s. Minifigures or sets somewhat complete. Bags cost between 4-12 just look at the bag before buying it. Few sold for 100 for me. Found one that sells for 700-1000 that I may hold a few more years. Thanks for the videos!
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PSA. I work for UPS. Business delivery and sales are down, but residential sales are way up. Like Xmas sales up. Been very busy at work. We work hard for all of you, don't let this crisis stop you from purchases on eBay. Online sales keeps me employed. Stay safe and healthy. Much love
Very nicely said. Hope you stay safe & good luck.
Stay safe bro and don't work to hard
Will do! Thanks for your service!
@@loopy221 Excellent to say thank you. They are on the front lines, aren't they?
Jane Smith yes! :)
Great list, several I didn’t know! Everyone has at least a couple weeks to study up and hit it hard when it’s safe! Go team!
Gooooo TEAM.haha
a grind we all gotta respect! ✊🏼
Thanks for the tip on under-counter can openers. I found a older NIB Proctor-Silex at a flea market for $6.95. Sold in less than a week for $69 + shipping. Watching for more!
they are so valuable in part due to the tiny house movement where counter space is at a premium.
Was that an auction..?
1985-1987 manual for the original glock 17 models go for crazy prices. The 85's can bring well over $1000, couple hundred a piece for later model ones. Gun collectors that try to build whole original sets pay quite a premium for them.
I sold a old (seventies era) Smith and Wesson .32 revolver box for $10 at the Reno gun show.
I agree with your top ten! I do flips myself and sometimes get over 200% profit!! it has become more than a hobby! :)
If you don't mind me asking what do you usually flip, I'm interested in starting to flip myself, seems very exciting.
It’s not a hobby, it’s not a job, it’s an art
hellblazer909 good to do video games first in my opinion. They always sell.
Which items do you get the most return for? Currently selling electronics for double to 5x , pay $100 resell for $400
How much money do you need to get started please answer.
I was at a estate sale on the last day of the sale. The lady handed me a bag and said anything I can fit in the bag for $5. I put a $200 juicer in the bag along with some other items. I paid $1.25 for the juicer and sold it for $125 or $150. The lady that bought it did a review and said she used it right away and loves it.
Over here in Germany, you even get limited editions of the vintage Grundig radios for around 30 euros. Thinking about selling them to the U.S. now😂
Good luck with customs🤣😂🤣
Our thrift store was given a 1950s Grundig console stereo a few years ago by an elderly couple who had purchased a hutch from us, and wanted to make space in their dining room for their new purchase. After getting the solid state, mid-century unit back to our store, we discovered that the turntable was not working, so one of our volunteers who knew a thing or two about old record players, worked on it for a day and got it to work.
I knew about Grundig consoles, because my father purchased one in the 1960s when they were living in Europe. They’re made in Germany.
The unit sold for $500.00, but could probably have sold for much more.
Now this unit and units like it would probably be difficult to sell online due to their size, but the smaller table-top units could probably be shipped with some care to prevent damage.
One of the main ones to keep an eye out for is limited edition N64s, I’ve seen some at goodwills, and some at yard sales, in good condition they are easily worth over $500
Really
Do you mean nintendo 64 N64
Cause some guy is selling one for 2 bucks
And it comes with 3 controllers!
Great list. I wanna also include fans on this. Antique electric fans have a HUGE collector base. Anytime you find a fan 20 years old or older, you'll have yourself a guaranteed flip, if it works. Bolo for fans as well as toasters and blenders (like he mentioned).
I just came across this video, and it may have been the most valuable, specific, well informed, clearly stated eBay flipping for profit video I have ever seen. I have watched hundreds upon hundreds if not thousands. That was amazing. Thank you so much for doing it! I easily hit that like button and subscribed to your channel with the notifications bell ON!
this is insane. I watched 1/6 of this video and I found a copy of madden NCAA football 2014 for $7! I posted it on ebay for $99.99 and I have 1 bid
Lucky!
what!? People buy it for a hundred?
@@Anthonybrother 2014 was the last year that an NCAA football game was made. GameCube games are also valuable, particularly the Mario and Luigi ones.
so, for how much you sold it?
Dear Josh
The metal tops of trophies are also used by people who restore lamps, used for finals if they have a cool look. I know someone who used an old dog show trophy..the dog figure for a final.
That was fun - I love BOLOs - automobile floor mats are usually hanging with the sheets & blankets at Goodwill - they can be sold for good money online or local - good brands like Jeep - thanks!
Bought one of those Black & Decker space saver can opener new 15 years ago and it still works.The Black & Decker space saver clock clock coffee machine also has a high resell value.Yes the old one with the clock dial
Bought a Minolta Freedom Vista (old camera) for $1.50 and sold in less than a week for $60 plus shipping. My best goodwill find so far
The vintage hood ornaments were originally decorative radiator caps. When mfgs moved on from that idea, ppl still wanted that decoration piece on the front, and the hood ornament was born.
Josh, my wife and I enjoy your videos. She surprised me today with a hairy tornado t-shirt. We have learned a lot from your tips and opened a EBay store. Thanks for the tips.
She sounds awesome! Haha. Thanks for watching!
Sharp Half-Pint Microwaves would be a good one. Found 2 in the last few months at the local thrift. They go for about $100 plus shippingand usually get overlooked and sold for $10-$15 at thrifts.
Thanks for the tip. I had Xbox NCAA Football 14 in my cabinet for years. Listed it on eBay, it sold in about 12 hours for $99 + shipping. You the Man👍
Same..I had one in original packaging... Sold for $115 on eBay
My name is Gloria and I’m interested in reselling and I don’t know how to start. You are so good at going step by step . You should have been a teacher.
Excellent use of "more free time!" We've picked up some educational hobbies as well. Currently, I'm working on improving my Spanish!
I really want to build a shed in my yard this weekend but I also dont want to go to lowes and catch the virus. I finally have time for this project, but no supplies.
@@HairyTornado Ugh! Such a bummer!
Moreno Moms that’s awesome! I’m sure there’s some apps that can make it easier for you
Thank you so much for all the Information you provide! As a reseller myself you have transformed the way my husband and I conduct business! 👏🏻❤️
Made a good profit, and a fast one selling a watch. Bought a Raymond weil from a fella that got it as a gift. He sold it for $400, i posted it, and later sold it for $900 the same day.
“I don’t like scary games, they scare me”, perfectly said 😆
I did ebay when I was younger but I've been too busy with my job now. I use to get free magazines and books from the library and sell them. It's amazing the stuff I would find in the garbage and people would buy.
I'm writing a sort of memoir for my family. I had been googling images to find a picture of a place I worked in Hollywood in the late 70s. I found a postcard on ebay of the location for 5 bucks. 99.9% of the public would see this as junk. For me it was a photo of a cherished memory.
Magazines and books aren't garbage.
@@jonathansemler369 That's not the way I meant not like it's worthless, I mean I literally found it in the garbage. I found some really nice things in the trash, books and magazines aren't really my thing so I sold them on ebay. It's amazing what people throw out sometimes.
@@Yophillips3272 oh geez, sorry about that. Rereading your comment I see that I misread what you meant. 😬
@@jonathansemler369 I didn't have it worded very good, my fault.
I found a B and D spacesaver yesterday from the 80's! Never used! I have it for sale for $80! Thanks for the tip! Also found an Olympus camera and listed it for 65!
NCAA 14 is interesting case. Two years ago it was worth 30-35 dollars. I think people talking about it as a rare game has increased its value exponentially
As a 16 year old who's played ncca football games his whole life... That game has a lot of sentimental value to us... As time goes on without the making of this game we miss it more and more.. most likely causing the increase of price..it's not that rare really I myself have a copy.. it just has a ton of sentimental value to us all you know.
We had a dope league on NCAA 14. Still friends with some of the people to this day. The rarity has increased because of the ongoing controversy with not paying players. On that game they used real players. They couldn't use their names, but you could definitely tell it was them. If I remember correctly you could even add the real names.
I always put the more notable players in the title on sports games.
I am now flipping items on eBay and marketplace and you have helped me so much. I am not doing it to replace a job . I am doing it to supplement my very small retirement income. It is giving me extra money to enjoy life more. And ….while I have had some radiation and chemo treatments, it is something I can still do to fill my mind with other things. I have met so many really nice people and I get such a rush over the find of a treasure. And thanks to you I am more aware of what to look for! Thanks so much once again!
Thanks for the great list! As a side note, I love the way you showcased your Carolina roots with the hat you chose for this video!
Griswold #4, #13 and #20 are the rarest most collectable. Also, watch for the Erie Spider. They were only produced for one year and they can sell for $10-15,000.
I loved super mario sunshine growing up, it's wild to see someone around my age that's never heard of it, it's got a great soundtrack
Some other things I would add on to this list would be some specific beach body dvds like p90x, overhead kitchen radios, and some older sealed film
DO NOT (caps intentional) try to sell Beach Body videos on ebay unless you are licensed to sell them. They are a guaranteed VERO strike and can lead to account suspension. Not worth it in my opinion. if you have sold them in the past and not been warned, consider yourself lucky.
Thank you! I'll keep my eyes open. I am new. So, I need all the help I can get...lol. Also, it's worth reconditioning cast iron. It's easy to do and definitely worth it for Griswold
"I don't like scary movies....they scare me" hahah!!! I feel that!
Well duh. isn't that the point?
Thanks for doing videos like this. They’re very informative and give those of us who are interested in getting into in the resale arena a starting point.
TIP on cast iron. Set it on a flat surface. If it spins easily, it is warped (permanently damaged) and not worth much (if the buyer knows what they're doing). Another valuable item to watch out for are vintage cowboy boots that were made in the U.S.
Check comps on eBay for Tony Lama black label, for example. Made in Mexico aren't worth as much, but are far more valuable/better made than the ones that don't indicate where they're made (China or kids boots made in India). Tony Lama boots made in Italy are probably valuable, too -- just don't see them often.
To add to the rare PS2 games keep an eye out for the original trilogy Silent Hill games. Ive seen a Silent Hill 2 Greatest Hits version on Ebay for 100+
As well as Marvel Vs Capcom 2
Enjoying your content buddy! Thanks!
This is a totally new field for me! Thanks for all the info you share!
Old camera's or anything I go by weight. A sign that it's made very well with very good material(the heavier it is). Something my dad taught me and I did very well on this advise. Old electric fans, old metal vacuums, Old radio's etc.
Thank you Josh, look what I found at Goodwill today! Paid up $40, but based on comps😻 brand new open box presto aboveall can opener under counter!
I always wondered about old perfume smelling odd...now I know it doesn’t matter. Thanks!
Awesome BOLO’S Thanks a Million greatly appreciate it been selling for 8 yrs now and I’m still learning stuff. This video and all your videos are Awesome. Take care and Stay Safe In this Crazy world! 💜🤗🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🤑🇺🇸🤑❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I bought KUON for $1 and sold it for $800 on eBay. Still my best ROI when it comes to reselling. That day was magical.
Researching categories you're unfamiliar with is a great way to expand your reselling knowledge! Mario Kart and Super Mario brother for Nintendo Wii are great sellers for me Silent Hill and Manhunt titles are worth money for Playstation 2
I just gotta say that I don't do any of this stuff but you are so well spoken and you have a great personality that I have been watching all your videos.
Thank you!
Great variety of BOLO’s! I love selling used video games! Parts of kitchenware like you said is great like on old mixers and things.
Great energy.
That is crazy on a track ball mouse. We have one and my 3 yr prefers it over a regular mouse.
That track ball GAMER mouse is an exception. Other than flight simulator yokes and pedals which get insane prices, most non gamer mice are just junk. Also BOL for gamer keyboards.
This was awesome! Can't wait to find some of those BOLO's! I have been recently selling vintage perfume bottles and I agree - it is a great niche!
I found a really good copy of hunting ground for the ps2 CIB, at Goodwill for two dollars! I already had a general idea it was gonna be at least $100 and seeing recent listings it is worth about 400!
I started doing eBay about a month ago as a PT job for this summer (I’m a teacher). I had so much stuff around my house from 20 years of marriage and a son who played baseball and football. I probably have a few months worth of inventory lol.
But I found an old game case in my attic full of my wife’s old Super Nintendo games from when she was a kid. I sold Super Mario All Stars for $40. Tetris Attack for $15. Donkey Kong Country 2 for $25 and have many more. I also found an old copy of NCAA 14 that I sold for $125. Almost all of these went the first 1-2 days after posting.
Video game items are the best to sell. Super fast movers even with a new store.
Thanks for the headsup and good information.
Need something to do during my downtime and slow working days at work.
Def jam is a PS2 game that sells for an insane price. Makes sense that game still holds up for how cool it is.
Josh, This is a great list of BOLO items that will definitely help alot of sellers. I found your videos as I am a member of Joe & Jessica's The Family Flips group who I love immensely. Your type of sourcing is much more in line with what I will be doing when I can start selling again.
I hope you don't mind but I just posted a lengthy description about why AA books & pamplets sell well.
Thanks so much for your informational videos. I really enjoy them. Beth
I’m loving your TH-cam channel and the effort you put into it for free content for us! Thank you!!! I had a funny thing happen to me during my beginning voyage into the reselling/flipping market. I had purchased some Scentsy items in bulk from a garage sale and the lady had known my FB from a comment I had left asking if the items were still available at the sale. She confirmed. I payed for the items for the price negotiated. A fair sale. A week later I posted one of the Scentsy burners on market place with a couple wax bars for a higher price than I bought it for, (not by much, irregardless) and she attempted to “blast” me on marketplace for selling the item for the price I desired to sell it for which was an according value to the item. Nothing outrageous whatsoever. She basically got angry that I was utilizing the FREE MARKET! Anyone ever have issues with this? Anyone question your intentions when hitting the thrift store and buying a lot of stuff? Would love some open convo. I respectfully private messaged her and put her in her place. That our sale was negotiated, and complete. And what I chose to do with the items was out of her control.
Had a thrift store owner limit me to 3 pairs of shoes per week lol
Yes some people just don’t like resellers, I coupon a lot and a lot of the heavier stuff like laundry detergent I sell on Facebook and I have had people make snide comments about it, just shrug it off and move on, it’s just jealousy
It's always seemed crazy to me how people can go to walmart and spend money freely but expect me to sell for the same price or less than what I paid. It's not their fault though, we are all programmed young with that 9to5 workers mentality that demonizes the rich, successful, or anyone thinking outside the box, inhibiting our ability to learn from them and keeping ourselves stuck at the same level
Keep your head up and keep getting this money! At the end of the day if you needed to make a thousand dollars by tomorrow theoretically You could list like a crazy person and make it happen. They can't. If i was them I would be mad too! Lol
NCAA March Madness 10 for PS3 AND Xbox 360 still goes for around $50. Like NCAA Football 14 this was the last NCAA Basketball game made.
I find all the NCAA football games to be worth picking up if you can get them for $1
Be careful new generation consoles that are coming out are backwards compatible meaning you can play ps2 games on ps5, etc. I would never buy and sell consoles but hey if that works for you then keep going man!
@@kagoatleonard4019 And what does it change?
George Magazine. Feb 1997 issue has sold for 6-7 thousand dollars.
Heath ceramic ware is worth a lot. Full size plates and bowls go for around $50 each and saucer/cup pairs go for about $25 each - especially older ones with glazes that are no longer produced by the company today. They were made in Cali, but i find them every once in a while even in the midwest.
Great video. Makes you wanna go find that gem. I did recently pick up a WWE Championship Wrestling belt at a GW for $10. Selling on eBay $70 - $130.
I love you direct method of giving us information. No yak, yak, yak
Fantastic video! Local on line auctions have been a place I’ve gotten some cool items too!
Sharon Bouchard awesome! Keep crushing it
Thank you for such an informative video. Im a reseller too so I will be on the look out for such items.
My son is doing Jordan shoes he loves it thank you great information
A Vitamix for $8 is crazy. I know a Vitamix collector those are always super popular.
BOLO. Wilton cake pans. Usually pick them up for under $2. Collected 43 of them. Took them to Phoenix Bakery School. Sold 21 of them for $8 each. Look them up on eBay. Very easy money.
I used to sell Wilton cake pans but the spread in my opinion is not enough to make them profitable especially since they are slow sellers. Going to a baking school to sell them was genius and I tip my hat to you for the tip. I ended up getting rid of most of my inventory selling to a cake shop.
You forgot about TVS! Flipping stuff those on FB marketplace was the easiest for me. Inspired to get rid of my student and credit card debt (close to 26k). I started flipping TVs on FB marketplace and that helped me to do that PLUS create a good savings fund for the future (only doing it in my spare time - surpassing by much my hourly rate in my actual job - 30/hr vs 105-115/hr)
Here's a snapshot:
2021 - $66,958 in sales ($35,239 profit)
2022 so far - $37,550 sales ($18,880 profit)
Not bad for a part time gig!
Suikoden for the PS1 is a series to look for. Suikoden 1 is about 65-90, Suikoden 2 is in the hundreds depending on condition.
Super Mario sunshine was the shit back when I was young🔥🔥
Thank you so much. I have one of those can openers sitting in a kitchen cabinet since I moved and never installed it in the new house.
I can't believe Mario Sunshine would be this valuable. I had that one for GameCube lol
"OUT IN THE WILD!" 😂
Dang not a bad come up on that $8 blender. I've been flipping so long it's hard to think of my personal best but recently I picked up 3 rare 1oz silver bars for $32ea and sold one on eBay for $399. A couple years ago I picked up a rare 1oz silver bar for $18 and sold it within a week for $800 on eBay. That might be my personal best. That's what I specialize in, vintage silver/gold bullion, coins, sterling jewelry, etc...so I go to coin shops and coin shows but watching all you guys recently I went to 2 garage sales today. Haven't been in years. 1 was a bust but I got a Daiwa saltwater fishing reel for $10 and there's none listed at the moment but 7 sold comps for $50-$100 in used condition. Score. 💪🏻
Bought a box of old basket ball cards for 19$ at a local good will had 6 Michel Jordan cards looking to make back around 5-10k for all of them
Lol no way? How much did it cost for shipping?
Looking to or going to? Also which cards did you find, just curious
Thank you sir. For your help this helped me resell for profit.
I'll pray that you will grow more and more so you can motivate and tech more people 🙏 🙌
Right when you said that NCAA football 2014 sold for $50-$60 I immediately put mine on eBay and it sold for $60. Thank you!
You probably could have gotten more haha
Hairy Tornado yeah I realized that when I sold it haha
Thank you so much for the heads up on the Alcoholics Anonymous pamphlets. I found some in my grandfather's estate that were from ranging from somewhere in the 40s all the way up to the newest being 1961.
So funny you brought this up. I just bought a NIB Black & Decker Spacemaker and Goodwill for $6. Give Mr Tornado a like peeps
I have found more AA books at library book sales than anywhere else. They do sell well. Even the newer ones can bring you $10 or more.
AA Book - yes. I sold one that was first printing of...2nd edition? Years ago. I went for counseling for insomnia. My counselor told me, with my ebay flipping, to watch for that book. So I sorta filed that away in my head. About 4 months later, at a big church sale, looking through books and...well, lookie there, was that book. And hardbacks were 25 cents. I went home, photographed and posted it up. And the messages started immediately: Is there a typo on page VI in the forward? There was, so I added a photo of that to my ad. And then the offers started. And I turned them down, as this was back when ebay was mostly auctions and occasionally taking an offer. In the end. sold for $235, I think. Yep, you find an older AA manual, look it up! For sure.
Sold a small griswold skillet for $800. It was rare. They're not valued at that, but I sold it at just the right time. This skillet was extremely rare because they were made in the 1920's when families were bigger. Not a lot of use for a small pan. Also, there are two different Griswold logos, slant and block. This particular pan was block which is more rare. The pan I sold also had what is called a heat ring which cost more to get. All of that made the one I sold triple rare. The big ones are valuable, but sometimes size really doesn't matter. I hope this is helpful to someone.
Justin
That is where a little bit of knowledge really pays off. Everyone in my town knows the value of Griswold so hard to get bargain prices. Doesn't keep me from looking.
You have an advantage South Carolina you pay no tax on used items.
Door hanging pull-up bars can be found at any goodwill for 5-10 dollars and can go upwards of 20
Yesssssssss I found the video I wanted to view !!! Thanks for sharing this information. You are the best.
Thanks for watching so many videos! Lol
man I would have killed to find a copy of Super Mario Sunshine inside a Wii. Ive only found copies of Wii Sports which are still great but what a good find
If I had to bet, I would have put everything on it being a wii sports disc. Haha. Finding a gamecube disc was crazy and even more do that it was one so valuable
BOLO. GW bins find backpacks. Lots of kids backpacks that I get at $1.39 per pound. Can usually get 2/3 sometimes 4 backpacks for $1.39. Pixar, Disney, Dr Seuss, Frozen, Dispicable Me, Cars,. Toy Story, Star Wars. Paw Patrol, Tonka (rare) Blues Clues, The Wiggles, Flintstones etc. Collected about 100,. Had backpack yardsale B4 school,. Sold each for $5,. Spent maybe $40 ffor all backpacks, made $370 in two days last year. Rare ones I sold for about $8. Very cute to see little ones excited about their new swag . Easy money.
BOLO. Anything with MOUNTAIN DEW spell out. In 2007 Pepsi bought them out. Changed design to MTN DEW. . Not quite vintage yet, but the spell out of MOUNTAIN DEW is now becoming rare. People collect any and everything. Find it, store it,. Sell it later. America and American product FIRST. All countries they all want some
Let's give it to them, at a price. Especially Japan.
BOLO. GW small toy bins. Usually about 10 items for $1. Find TY brand beanie babys, the ones with big eyes. Lot them up, sell 5 for $10. Some are rare and worth alot more. Also these small toy bins have McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's happy meal kids toys still sealed in packages. Usually again 10 for $1. Some are rare. Found some from 1983,. Very valuable and cheap. Happy Hunting. Tell ur buddys about this channel. One of my favorites.
Thanks ! I enjoy your videos ! I'm learning a lot .
martha buren they’re full with information
Disney sports basketball for GameCube is a bolo too. Also disney sports football but basketball is worth significantly more
Nakamichi audio equipment is gold as well
, awesome video Josh!! I had no idea about the AA books. I actually have a 2001 edition which isn't worth much, but I'm going to list it first thing in the morning! I'm running out of inventory to list and I refuse to take the chance of going out to source. I really truly appreciate every single video of yours!! Stay safe
Thank you!:)
I've known about the Vitamix and old perfumes. Not so much on the video games or the trackball mouse, but I have bought them thrift to use! The old German camera I heard was good, but I didn't know that the tall ones are the best! Didn't think about hood ornaments and I am a car guy & was a long-haul trucker. If you find old hat pin and uniform pins, but no reproductions they're good, also RR & transit lines. Don't overlook older hand tools like ratches, sockets, wrenches and toolboxes! Snap-On, Mac, Matco, European brands vintage VW in a round box blue & chrome or silver from Hazlett, repro not so much.
My mom gave me a few cast iron skills she collected, Im torn. Also a old kettle
Beware of using the old kettle - iron can leach into the water. They are used as humidifiers not as tea kettles.
Personal bolos: Black Panther Newspapers, Sealed Video Games (too this day, my best ever sale $800+), Vintage Remington Pocket Knives (American Flag) - paid a dollar, flipped for $150 in less than a day, Vintage Hats, Vintage Jewelry, All Types of Vinyl Records (have been able to find extremely cheap - $0.50-1 / per), not for musical content (necessarily - have sold many for that purpose, but I have found, this seems better / more unique), they don’t need to be valuable at all in order for them to be broken and then resold as an art supply / etc. (this really comes down to marketing), Vintage Keychains (mine happen to be rare and handmade during the 80s… but they have sold / are selling well), and Much Much More! Don’t be afraid to take chances on things every once in awhile, it’s awesome to learn about all kinds of things, and you’ll figure out what strategies / items works best for you!
That was such a great video..you have been good for a while now, but Josh you are getting really good! Not only at reselling but as a TH-cam creater. Im looking forward to see exactly where this journey leads you! I never really comment or anything on your videos bc i know how tedious it can be answering them! But great work Josh!!
Thank you so much!!
Omg!! I use to have one of those can openers!! Who knew 🤦♀️
I’ve had success with LEGO’s. Minifigures or sets somewhat complete. Bags cost between 4-12 just look at the bag before buying it. Few sold for 100 for me. Found one that sells for 700-1000 that I may hold a few more years. Thanks for the videos!
I thought you couldn’t ship perfumes? I’m new to this and I thank you for all the info you have provided.
Yes, I have a lot of free time lately....lol nice video! Good bolo's👍
RK Treasure Center it’s awesome
Thanks for the info! Love watching your videos, I am really learning a lot