My advice for the random cables is to NEVER throw them away, always keep such stuff u never know when u r gonna need it either for past electronics or future ones! That’s just my way & it always come in handy at some point.
this is how I ended up with a giant box full of useless cords I could never find what I needed inside. cords are forever changing, buy what you need when you need imo.
Raymundo's Resale Endeavors for me I go through them every once a while, keep the good common ones (laptop chargers, PlayStation cords, printers & TV cables) & throw/donate the rest. This way I don’t accumulate clutter. Why would I pay money for something I already had but decided to throw away! That’s just me.
Josh, make sure you look over those "flower pots" carefully. There are vintage ceramic planters that sell for good money. Some names to look for are McCoy, Shawnee, & Hull.
A few years ago at a thrift store I found a ceramic Christmas tree for the table that had little lights that lit up. You could take the tree off the base and on the base "1980" was embossed in the ceramic. It's one of my favorite things. There's something about vintage Christmas items- brings back childhood, I guess.
The framed Salvador Dali prints might be the best things you got out of the pallet. Bet you can get over $50 each, maybe more since they are framed. Apparition of Face and Fruit Dish on a Beach c.1938 print at 7:26 unframed is worth about $50 in that size. The Hallucinogenic Toreador c.1970 at 7:39 print is also worth about $50 unframed in that size. The question is, are they matted also? Cause that would bring up the value. Awesome finds, no doubt.
The Salvador Dali pictures if originals could be nice money i think the prints go for $20+ if they were signed with certificate they go for over $100 even if they are just prints. I use to work in a high end art gallery in my city as a framer, alot of times you can tell how much someone spent on art by the frame it's in and the materials used the first one you pulled out was obviously a average store painting of the Salsa Dancer and you knew that you can tell because there's no paper on the back and the frame and hangers for it are standard. Most upper end pieces have that brown paper covering the back and a measured in wire to hang from across the back like the Salvadors and the picture is usually surrounded with a mat inside the glass. This isn't always true as sometimes people brought us pieces that were only worth like $15 and they wanted a $400 frame job on it with museum quality glass lol, but for the most part a good looking mat and frame job usually says finer art that's worth looking up. Those Salvadors look like prints but they also kinda looked like they were signed at the bottom and what i did at the art gallery was make a pocket on the back of the paper on the frame and put the certificate of authenticity in it if it was signed,so the owner always had it with the art, i couldn't really see to tell if there mighta been one on those.
That little doll chair - in the early-mid 90s they were very popular amongst crafters where I grew up. They made big ruffly dresses for teddy bears and sold them in chairs like that. I had one in peach :) lol the big mess of cables, "this just isn't worth it.." then that double-take like "wait, what's this..." 😂 Check those calendars out on eBay.. I've sold vintage calendars a few times.
The one Christmas stocking kit looked to be crewel embroidery. If so it's worth at the least $50 mainly because it's an off brand. Wasn't able to get a good look at what the content was. However, they just aren't making those kits any more making them harder and harder to find. The other one was a felt kit, not as much money in it mainly due to that they are still making those kind of kits.
Seen a lot of remotes for things. Those are easy $5.00 sales on ebay all the time. As for the wires. Most of the time when I get a pile of spaghetti like that. They go in my copper scrap bin. I wait till I have about 100lbs in copper to take to the scrap yard. Insulated Copper (computer cords and electrical) bring about .50 a pound. But I will also only take it in when I am headed that way for something else. Never make the trip unless you have plans to be in the area anyway.
Thanks fellow viewers for the heads up on the mini wicker chairs! I have 2 mini couches and a chair from my daughter’s now defunct doll house that I will sell! Thanks Josh and Hailey for the great content! I am learning a lot from your videos!
I do well with corelle bowls. Hardest part to sell may be to identify the pattern for those not used to looking for it. Different patterns can have similar stripes/colors. The old bucilla kits can still sell. Some of the ones with felt have surprised me in the past. I always check that crafting location in the thrift stores since
The “doll chair” is a peacock chair. They’re being used for succulents and other potted plants. They sale for around $20 each, but I know you’re gifting it to your friend. Great pallet! 🤘🏽
Just for the hell of it...I just searched “rattan doll peacock chair” and am surprised at the sell-thru rate! Nearly twice as many solds as listings. Prices are all over but $20-30 pretty consistently. Good on you for saving for a friend!
Vintage needlepoint kits can definitely be valuable. A couple months ago I was in a Goodwill and they had out a bunch of unopened needlepoint kits, most of them vintage. I checked comps on them and most either weren’t worth much or I couldn’t find, but there was a vintage Christmas stocking kit from 1978. I looked up comps on it and there were two that had sold - one for $168 and the other for something like $230. I paid $2.99 for it. I have it listed now for $208, just need for the right person to come across it. Needlepoint and crafting things took off during the quarantine just like video games and puzzles did. The right sets can be worth big money.
I add my voice to looking up the meat grinder for ebay sale. The round tin could be usd for sewing supplies but it’s a cookie tin - probably vintage. The lunchbox looks to have a bit of ebay value - vntage. Corelle bowls are ebay saleable as a set. What else were you going to throw in the yard sale pile thatade me think you were throwing away a little money?
The tin lunchbox is potentially from Walkers Cookies, probably a Christmas time tin. I buy them for my wife during Christmas and they usually have a theme every year.
Those prints might be worth something. I am sure you probably already researched it. But Salvador Dahli sells well. Great video. I do want you to do a video of getting Mose in the pet carrier though.
You can reuse old calendars. There is a website you can look which years are reusable each year. If one you find falls on a current reusable year. That could help it sell mentioning. Thanks for the great content Josh.
If the silver frames are from “Things Remembered” , they might have some value for sure . You can still get most Polaroid film at Walgreens or Rite-Aid .
Hi, the one print is a Spanish Flamingo dancer. Dali is one of my favourite surrealism/cubism artists. He died in 1989, his prints are still very popular, should sell.
That one plastic lid that looks like it is pleated has a letter on it somewhere and it is Tupperware(tm) and it will get good money as people look for replacements for ones they microwaved or lost.
You may want to see if you can find a comp of the crewel picture of blue and brown flowers in your yard sale pile. Some of the crewel work pictures are popular right now especially with mid century mod collectors. Also..the vintage fabric calendars are collectible.
In your yard sale stuff from a different day there is a vintage embroidered/crewel floral arrangement-those sell well and for decent money! I say pull it for eBay 🥰
i just found your channel and that is so cool that the goodwill's in your area are selling pallets of their stuff. i live out west and they have not done that here. i may have to contact the manager if they will let me purchase pallets of stuff
Ok so I don't know brands and stuff but I think you should always check out meat grinders -- I know some brands are highly sought after and worth money.
Harry, I love ya but cool your jets, as we used to say. I taught my husband, of 45 years, to never, for any reason, grab anything from my hands. I would love to hear more from Hayley anyway.😘❤👍 Love this channel 🤐🤔
Nice scores. There were 100 or so new college team sunglasses and straps at the bins. Money to be made at 4.99 +sh. ea. I grabbed a few for personal use because they were only Colorado and Utah.
the dancing painting is Flamenco dancing, traditional dance of Spain
My advice for the random cables is to NEVER throw them away, always keep such stuff u never know when u r gonna need it either for past electronics or future ones! That’s just my way & it always come in handy at some point.
That sounds like a nightmare to me lol
this is how I ended up with a giant box full of useless cords I could never find what I needed inside. cords are forever changing, buy what you need when you need imo.
Raymundo's Resale Endeavors for me I go through them every once a while, keep the good common ones (laptop chargers, PlayStation cords, printers & TV cables) & throw/donate the rest. This way I don’t accumulate clutter. Why would I pay money for something I already had but decided to throw away! That’s just me.
Hoarder ^ XD
@@sinistermuhahaha8849 or just practical.
Josh, make sure you look over those "flower pots" carefully. There are vintage ceramic planters that sell for good money. Some names to look for are McCoy, Shawnee, & Hull.
That Salvador Dali is worth money. We have his museum here in Saint Petersburg Florida.
The vintage calendars and needlepoint are cool. "Vintage Christmas" is very sought after.
A few years ago at a thrift store I found a ceramic Christmas tree for the table that had little lights that lit up. You could take the tree off the base and on the base "1980" was embossed in the ceramic. It's one of my favorite things. There's something about vintage Christmas items- brings back childhood, I guess.
I would look up that meat grinder.
Definitely list the old cross stitch calendars
@@bohemianpicker9438 I agree Donna!
Those cross stitch calendars are worth $39.99 or at least have sold for that on eBay.
The framed Salvador Dali prints might be the best things you got out of the pallet. Bet you can get over $50 each, maybe more since they are framed. Apparition of Face and Fruit Dish on a Beach c.1938 print at 7:26 unframed is worth about $50 in that size. The Hallucinogenic Toreador c.1970 at 7:39 print is also worth about $50 unframed in that size. The question is, are they matted also? Cause that would bring up the value. Awesome finds, no doubt.
10:58, gently places a ceramic pie plate in the yard sale box...11:05, throws a vase in on top of it...🤣🤣
I have a calendar on the wall in my office still on February. I think a calendar from the 80s will be fine.
And they'll be good again in 2028
The vintage calendars will sell on Ebay. Also yes check comps on the meat grinder. Especially in this year of people learning to homestead.
Somewhere there is a dorm room missing two Dali posters.
It’s so fun to watch y’all dig for treasures!
💰📦😍
i think metal pieces with hooks saying open / Closed could be hang on your fireplace damper, so you know if flue is open or closed ?
Good catch, pull hooks for those
I was about to comment that. I'm pretty sure those are for the fireplace
Pro tip: you can watch movies on Flixzone. I've been using it for watching all kinds of movies recently.
@Benton Reese yup, I've been using flixzone for since december myself :)
The green musketeer blowmold goes between 20-30$ on ebay. You left it on the bottom of the pallet.
you can sell all the cables as a job lot, sold as seen ( Knotted) or stick them in a box, at the yard sale and let others untangle them for you.
The Salvador Dali pictures if originals could be nice money i think the prints go for $20+ if they were signed with certificate they go for over $100 even if they are just prints. I use to work in a high end art gallery in my city as a framer, alot of times you can tell how much someone spent on art by the frame it's in and the materials used the first one you pulled out was obviously a average store painting of the Salsa Dancer and you knew that you can tell because there's no paper on the back and the frame and hangers for it are standard. Most upper end pieces have that brown paper covering the back and a measured in wire to hang from across the back like the Salvadors and the picture is usually surrounded with a mat inside the glass. This isn't always true as sometimes people brought us pieces that were only worth like $15 and they wanted a $400 frame job on it with museum quality glass lol, but for the most part a good looking mat and frame job usually says finer art that's worth looking up. Those Salvadors look like prints but they also kinda looked like they were signed at the bottom and what i did at the art gallery was make a pocket on the back of the paper on the frame and put the certificate of authenticity in it if it was signed,so the owner always had it with the art, i couldn't really see to tell if there mighta been one on those.
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Seriously? Original Dali? In a $40Goodwill pallet? Find of the century... Couldn't happen to nicer people IMO
That little doll chair - in the early-mid 90s they were very popular amongst crafters where I grew up. They made big ruffly dresses for teddy bears and sold them in chairs like that. I had one in peach :) lol the big mess of cables, "this just isn't worth it.." then that double-take like "wait, what's this..." 😂 Check those calendars out on eBay.. I've sold vintage calendars a few times.
The one Christmas stocking kit looked to be crewel embroidery. If so it's worth at the least $50 mainly because it's an off brand. Wasn't able to get a good look at what the content was. However, they just aren't making those kits any more making them harder and harder to find. The other one was a felt kit, not as much money in it mainly due to that they are still making those kind of kits.
Just hang onto those 1980 calendars Josh. They'll be good again in 2028 lol
My grandmother’s cloth calendar from 1981 is one of my most treasured possessions. People like old calendars for sentimental reasons! 🙂
Or from the year they were born. My mom found a really wild psychedelic calendar from 1967 for me.
Anette Eshelman that’s awesome!
Those bowls were with the rest of the Corelle set. They had sunflowers on them and a blue border.
Those Salvador Dahli prints were the best find for sure! At lear 50-100 each at least I'm guessing
Seen a lot of remotes for things. Those are easy $5.00 sales on ebay all the time. As for the wires. Most of the time when I get a pile of spaghetti like that. They go in my copper scrap bin. I wait till I have about 100lbs in copper to take to the scrap yard. Insulated Copper (computer cords and electrical) bring about .50 a pound. But I will also only take it in when I am headed that way for something else. Never make the trip unless you have plans to be in the area anyway.
Thanks fellow viewers for the heads up on the mini wicker chairs! I have 2 mini couches and a chair from my daughter’s now defunct doll house that I will sell! Thanks Josh and Hailey for the great content! I am learning a lot from your videos!
“It’s heavy and I can’t pull it out right now.”.... That’s what she said.
Thanks for sharing the mystery pallets. It's always enjoyable to watch someone else dig through those and find treasures.
I do well with corelle bowls. Hardest part to sell may be to identify the pattern for those not used to looking for it. Different patterns can have similar stripes/colors. The old bucilla kits can still sell. Some of the ones with felt have surprised me in the past. I always check that crafting location in the thrift stores since
The 2 framed pictures after the lady Salsa dancer are both Salvador Dali prints!! Definitely worth something!! :)
The “doll chair” is a peacock chair. They’re being used for succulents and other potted plants. They sale for around $20 each, but I know you’re gifting it to your friend.
Great pallet! 🤘🏽
Love the two Salvador Dali prints.
die a little inside everytime you talk about the corelle dishes like you don't know their worth lol
The embroidered calendars can be updated to a current year when they are made up. Great video... Loved the flashback at the beginning
I hit the like button when you cleaned the parking lot!!!! Love to watch your mystery boxes. Also, good call on the dehumidifier :)
Just for the hell of it...I just searched “rattan doll peacock chair” and am surprised at the sell-thru rate! Nearly twice as many solds as listings. Prices are all over but $20-30 pretty consistently. Good on you for saving for a friend!
Vintage needlepoint kits can definitely be valuable. A couple months ago I was in a Goodwill and they had out a bunch of unopened needlepoint kits, most of them vintage. I checked comps on them and most either weren’t worth much or I couldn’t find, but there was a vintage Christmas stocking kit from 1978. I looked up comps on it and there were two that had sold - one for $168 and the other for something like $230. I paid $2.99 for it. I have it listed now for $208, just need for the right person to come across it. Needlepoint and crafting things took off during the quarantine just like video games and puzzles did. The right sets can be worth big money.
If those calendars are linen they are probably tea towels. Women use those for craft projects and they might sell for at least $8-10.
Also, double check that metal tray for makers marks.
I have one of those chairs. I have a antique doll sitting on it. It’s beautiful
I have a teddy bear in mine 😍
List the meat grinder on eBay, check it out many of them sell very well, even the hand crank ones.
I would like a follow up on what those Salvador Dali prints are worth. You scored!
I add my voice to looking up the meat grinder for ebay sale. The round tin could be usd for sewing supplies but it’s a cookie tin - probably vintage. The lunchbox looks to have a bit of ebay value - vntage. Corelle bowls are ebay saleable as a set. What else were you going to throw in the yard sale pile thatade me think you were throwing away a little money?
The tin lunchbox is potentially from Walkers Cookies, probably a Christmas time tin. I buy them for my wife during Christmas and they usually have a theme every year.
Those prints might be worth something. I am sure you probably already researched it. But Salvador Dahli sells well.
Great video. I do want you to do a video of getting Mose in the pet carrier though.
You can reuse old calendars. There is a website you can look which years are reusable each year. If one you find falls on a current reusable year. That could help it sell mentioning. Thanks for the great content Josh.
I think the metal "Open", "Closed" things are to hang on the fireplace flue handle.
That roaster oven is awesome. I have one I got for turkey but use it for roasts and ribs. The best moistest meat ever. Needs its lid tho
The camera that sold for 27 was my listing lol...
That Walkman took me back! Now I feel like I should turn on some nsync or Nelly! Loving this series! Thanks for sharing it with everyone!
Salvador Dali is the famous artist who did the melting clocks, but I'm sure you probably figured that out by now lol
If the silver frames are from “Things Remembered” , they might have some value for sure . You can still get most Polaroid film at Walgreens or Rite-Aid .
The cords are pain but you might need some of them later
When I was a kid my Mom would use the out of date cloth calender for a dish cloth. She never wasted anything.
I used them as art for my walls along with $1 picture frames. I was broke & I figured that I liked the calendar enough to buy it in the first place...
That tennis racket could be good money! The high end ones don’t come prestrung.
Hi, the one print is a Spanish Flamingo dancer. Dali is one of my favourite surrealism/cubism artists. He died in 1989, his prints are still very popular, should sell.
The jansport bag has a lifetime guarantee. If its damaged and you mail it back to them you'll get a brand new one.
It doesn't apply for normal wear and tear. Only manufacturers issues.
Those vintage calendar might worth something on ebay or etsy and also the round and lunch box tin.
You can use those 1980 calendars again in 2036!
Yup the Christmas stocking kits can do well.
vintage clanaders do well on etsy
I have those same bowls. Bought the complete dish set in 1986. Hard to break. Great dishes
That one plastic lid that looks like it is pleated has a letter on it somewhere and it is Tupperware(tm) and it will get good money as people look for replacements for ones they microwaved or lost.
Hairy Pallet !!
You may want to see if you can find a comp of the crewel picture of blue and brown flowers in your yard sale pile. Some of the crewel work pictures are popular right now especially with mid century mod collectors.
Also..the vintage fabric calendars are collectible.
In your yard sale stuff from a different day there is a vintage embroidered/crewel floral arrangement-those sell well and for decent money! I say pull it for eBay 🥰
Those Salvatore dalis are prints and start at 20 and 27 dollars on the museum site. The exact ones you have. Just prints and posters to frame.
I just followed you on IG. I want you to make your goal. You put out great content and worth watching.
I see a lot of weird last names through my work. One of my favs was Cummer 😂 Caulder isn't that bad.
Lol. How v did she not know what the lunchbox was!? Guess I'm getting old. Lol
Old Calendars are useful as they can be re-used in the future. Calendars from 1980 can be re-used in 2036.
I think there might have been more of those Corelle bowls in the bottom of the box
i just found your channel and that is so cool that the goodwill's in your area are selling pallets of their stuff. i live out west and they have not done that here. i may have to contact the manager if they will let me purchase pallets of stuff
In the top of that Star Wars Plug and Play it looked like there was a game key. You can make $10-20 just on that depending on what one it is.
Ok so I don't know brands and stuff but I think you should always check out meat grinders -- I know some brands are highly sought after and worth money.
At the beginning, in the bowls box.those green cups and bowls if those are Tupperware brand, they sell well on eBay.
Christian Siriano is a pretty famous designer right now dresses and obviously jewelry so you might check those out. the earrings I’m talking about
Check that corning ware! I've seen plenty of that stuff cost alot! Then it depends on wat flowers are on it!
Harry, I love ya but cool your jets, as we used to say. I taught my husband, of 45 years, to never, for any reason, grab anything from my hands. I would love to hear more from Hayley anyway.😘❤👍 Love this channel 🤐🤔
It’s a Flamenco 💃🏻 dancer. They are from Spain 🇪🇸
A professional sellers tip, old electronics are new again, I have a old original clapper in box I sold for $100.00
The vintage nip cross stitch kits can make good money.
Awesome finds guys nice paintings. Keep up the good work
Nice scores. There were 100 or so new college team sunglasses and straps at the bins. Money to be made at 4.99 +sh. ea. I grabbed a few for personal use because they were only Colorado and Utah.
The old calendars will sell for a dollar or two to someone who was born in that year, got married in that year, etc.
They also make great dish towels. They dry dishes without leaving fibers behind. Kinda like flour sack towels.
Let us know about the prints. He is a very famous painter. Eccentric!
I love her Dunder mufflin shirt
Counter top roaster ovens are worth $40--$50 (try & find the knob)
Hairy Pots !!
You left a remote in the roaster pan. You might want to check and see if that goes with the VCR combo.
Look up those wicker chairs on poshmark and eBay it's called a peacock chair the boho people love it
Did I see a remote control inside the roaster pan before you put the lid on and set it aside???
there was also one he dropped in with the spotted dishes
Please look into the Dali prints. One of my favorite artists and worth $$
meat grinder should have some flat round disc's. If You find all the pieces I would buy it. Or list on Ebay.
I had those wicker chairs a few years ago. Sold them cheap. I was ahead of the times!😭😭😭😂
"This isn't broken" proceeds to throw a vase in the same box
😂 I saw that. In the end it was fine!
Calenders can be reused every 7 yrs. Just change to year before in Feb on leap years.
Those Bucilla vintage calendars will sell on eBay for $15+ each
Sheeeeeesh 🔥
That meat grinder look like a vintage salad master food processor worth something especially if the cups of blades are in the box too
I found that same miniature peacock chair at Goodwill last week! Sold it the same day for $25:)
List the meat grinder- also make sure you take your time with the cords- some will be worth selling
The hooks with open/closed are for the fireplace flue.
Yes