Just so people know, the listed prices shown in this video are MY EBAY LISTINGS based off of SOLD COMPS research and other active listings. 2 already sold.
I appreciate your letting us know this. I still think it would be more interesting to see what yours sold for, but that would delay your ability to showcase recent finds.
I also like the pace you filmed at in this video. I need to slow my own down a bit. This is much easier to follow your thought process as you pick that my own.
The guy in the autographed picture is Big Daddy Don Gartlits, drag racing pioneer and legend, he is still alive, has a large museum in Florida, still tours to many drag events.
I've found old calendars to be basically dead weight. The only ones that actually sell are the pin-up/girly calendars and those almost always have to be real-photo-nudes.Those sell great. Just a random scenic calendar advertising something from 1940 or 1950-whatever is probably going to sit around forever.
Thanks for sharing the video awesome finds great deals and great profit I will be watching for the next notification take care hope you have a blessed night
I’m 6 years into reselling full time and it’s getting super hard to find the electronics which is what I normally like to sell plus I just got a antique booth a few months back so I’m about to start binge watching your content on buying and selling the awesome stuff you know so much about. Keep ‘em coming. I love that you’re so knowledgeable on damn near everything I need to know to resell in the booth and online. You find some GREAT stuff.
I liked the slow-pace and information given in this estate sale. I've started looking for certain things via pictures provided by upcoming estate sales. I always think "wow, Dom would love this sale," when I see things you have picked up before or have talked about. It seems amazing what people accumulate over their lives. Edison, TN is about 45 minutes from me. 🙂
Great haul Dom! I'm sure that you and that 1960s blonde bombshell will do just fine! I laughed when that music started, I thought, oh oh, what has he found now! Lol thanks for the entertainment and your knowledge of course.
I could be wrong, but I think the Pepsi Cola wooden crate never had bottom slats. There were no nail/tack holes on the bottom part of the trim where you thought it was missing.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter That sign is the same location that held the flea market when I was a kid. My grandfather used to go to buy old furniture to refinish. Thanks for the good spirited content.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter SoCal pickin was pretty much a bust for me this weekend. No interesting Estate sales in my city or surrounding cities. Surprisingly yard sales here have basically come to a halt here. Hoping for good Estate sales next week. In the mean while I still have inventory to list. Love the signs. I never pass by signs that are a good flip.
Love it when you show the estate sales! I was curious if you saw the vintage key wind coffee tins? I've started a collection of those now.. Love cutie pie Daisy!! Such a personality!
Hi Robin. Yes, I did see them and do pick them up from time to time. I’ve shown them in some other estate sale videos. It just depends On Brand and condition.
Hey Dom. Amazing. You definitely find the coolest stuff. I have learned not to pass a lot of stuff up. We have so many estate sales around here. You did pass on that piece of Spanish lace fenton on the table.
Thanks Mary! I’ll take a look. Glass is definitely my biggest weakness. I’m happy to say that I at least know what Fenton is lol I once picked up some hobnail rose colored Fenton salt and pepper shakers that did well.
What a awesome haul Dom. I really don't want to know what they had on the first day. Estate sales in my region are 99% run by relatives, so whatever is for sale they want gone. Whatever had value to them, they already picked so they don't really hang on to most items.
Thank you. Yes, estate sales Run by families can be great sometimes As long as you don’t have someone trying to jack the price up on every single item. But the same thing could happen with certain estate sale dealers
Enjoy your vids! Found you by watching the resellers challenge - specifically the latest one with Kat. Additional interest comes from living in Cortland and having worked, and still visit Syracuse . Thanks for sharing - you have a different pov than others I watch.
Lol you don’t have to be a mermaid to want to be in Dominic’s box! 😛 thank you for sharing your thought process on what you pick up and what you don’t, and I’ve just realized, what’s up with Gizmo? 🐶
Omg I would’ve LOVED to shop there. Mostly for me, and maybe some for resale but mostly ME. Seriously wouldn’t mind owning 65% of everything I saw on here so whoever lived there I really jive with the same stuff they liked. Even the pocket watches. Can’t see the brands because they’re not focused on but I like at least 6 of them. No idea if more contemporary musical pocket watches hold value but definitely older antique ones do due to the extra amount of mechanisms needed to squeeze in there. I didn’t look up the Tasmanian one and idk if you did, but seeing it said “musical” caught my attention. Wrist watches are more valuable than pocket watches sure but I still like them both. Especially if either have the fancy perpetual calendars, moon phases, etc. though I don’t own anything like that . Sometimes I’ll use a simple 1930’s pocket watch. 😂 But quality antique pocket watches with tunes or chimes for the time (would’ve helped the blind back then) I know are decent priced even for a pocket watch. Just a heads up on that but again I’m talking true antique since I know nothing about Looney Toon levels of the modern time keeper. 😅heh
I have a question. With all of the estate sales to choose from in your local area, how do you choose or decide which sale to go to vs any other one? Thanks
Man, what a great sale I'd have a hard time controlling myself. Good insight on the license plates, I'd assume they would be good sellers no matter what. Did they give you any additional discount beyond the 1/2 off? I could tell you really wanted yo go upstairs, lol.
I think your 1963 Calendars are Samples with fake Companies and addresses. At least I can't find any evidence of a town called Splinter Rock, Oregon ever existing. I am from Oregon and hadn't heard of it so it made me curious and I looked it up. Maybe add the word Logging in the title and you might catch some of the Oregon collectors.
I'm from Oregon also and never heard of Splinter Rock or the Greenwood Lumber Company looked it up and there was nothing, so yes fake addresses. Why would you do that?????
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter most stink but old NY plates are always fast and easy. I enjoy your videos .. one of the few creators where we actually learn something
What I like about garage Sales and estate sales. Is when I make on average greater then 100 percent on my money. Many times an item will sale for 1900 percent profit or more. Example, world war 2 scarf, with all the bomber units on it,made of silk. Paid 50 cents, sold for 100 dollars . But you have to do your homework. Knowledge is key to success. Let me know what you find...would love the stories.
I subbed to your channel because of the contest. i finally watched a show where you buy stuff for resell. absolutely surprising how much I was missing. I thought it would be all shoes and video games, color me stupid! as a woman, what is that?, lol I really enjoy your channel. thanks for the great content. I will tell everyone I know, so you can expect another sub soon. haha. really dude excellent show.
Hey Prime Time, about a year ago you did a video about a tote of postage stamps you bought to resell and i was wondering if you ever did a follow up video about how you made out with them. I looked through your video catalog and did not see a follow up video. I am very interested to know how your research went with stamps, how you processed them for resale and what your sales of them were. Thanks for the content you put out it is very informative and helpful.
Hey Russell. Never did a follow up but did great selling many of the books and bundles of stamps in lots by countries specifically to ppl from those countries. I’ve also sold many to crafters who use them for projects. Still have much left also. Thanks for asking!
It depends. Some keep it for themselves in a storage unit, some donate it, and some have what is called an end lot guy who comes and buys all of the unsold stuff at the end.
Best part of your videos?? Daisy, duh!! Give her a chin scratch from Auntie Hildy in Idaho. Dom- run your finger along the edges of all breakables....you can't always see the chips, but you can usually feel them. Nice picking!!
Even if you find treasures....comps are no good if ebay is slow. You will have a bunch of stuff in your garage going no where lol. It's not just about finding bargains.....or those bargains will end up back at the Sunday market!!
I used to think the same way. My dad was an “eBay seller” for years and had rooms floor to ceiling. My wife and I started 4 years ago and we both do it full time now. Our sales are growing honestly. It’s all about getting the right stuff, doing the work, and pricing to sell… not sit. Most people mess up one of those things. Work ethic, knowledge, pricing. We have friends that sell stuff but don’t make money and we have friends that have house/ garage full of stuff. Just like any other job you have to be qualified and do the work.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter lol my dad seriously. He has a crazy nice 60s GI Joe collection from his eBay selling over the years and a few cool stuff but when he moved we had a 30X 30 storage corner to corner floor to ceiling of just stuff. Sellable, just never did the work.
Just so people know, the listed prices shown in this video are MY EBAY LISTINGS based off of SOLD COMPS research and other active listings. 2 already sold.
I appreciate your letting us know this. I still think it would be more interesting to see what yours sold for, but that would delay your ability to showcase recent finds.
@@m.c.master4622 bingo and I’ve done zillions of what sold videos by the way
Curious as to what the value of the ww2 pins was
I also like the pace you filmed at in this video. I need to slow my own down a bit. This is much easier to follow your thought process as you pick that my own.
Thanks man. Always good to keep tweaking here and there.
Your dogs barking mid-mind go crazy here at the house lol they're looking for Daisy
So funny! Daisy says hi!
The guy in the autographed picture is Big Daddy Don Gartlits, drag racing pioneer and legend, he is still alive, has a large museum in Florida, still tours to many drag events.
Indeed. If you notice, I even put Big Daddy in my listing. 🚗
I've found old calendars to be basically dead weight. The only ones that actually sell are the pin-up/girly calendars and those almost always have to be real-photo-nudes.Those sell great. Just a random scenic calendar advertising something from 1940 or 1950-whatever is probably going to sit around forever.
Good tip on the pricing concept you mentioned when looking at the lighters.
Thanks Susan!
Originally from upstate NY and yes Bully Hill is one of my favorite wineries. Great find!
If you know, you know! Thanks! Go Cuse!
Not every state requires 2 plates therefore that's why you find singles
True. Good point. But in NY, I always look for two
Thanks for sharing the video awesome finds great deals and great profit I will be watching for the next notification take care hope you have a blessed night
Thanks Tammy! I appreciate you watching!
Rally Towels are really unique - almost always worth cash, especially if a rally towel for a winner, nice scoops educational dissected it
For sure!
I’m 6 years into reselling full time and it’s getting super hard to find the electronics which is what I normally like to sell plus I just got a antique booth a few months back so I’m about to start binge watching your content on buying and selling the awesome stuff you know so much about. Keep ‘em coming. I love that you’re so knowledgeable on damn near everything I need to know to resell in the booth and online. You find some GREAT stuff.
New sub! Liked 🙏😉😘👏
Welcome to the Prime Time family!
You are very good at how you go slow and explaining.
So enjoy watching!
Dom, so informative. Thank you. Donna
Thanks Donna!
@3:15 Dom's shorts are my pants 👖😂
Lol
Thanks again for your knowledge... awesome estate sale... 💞
Thanks Cynthia!
I liked the slow-pace and information given in this estate sale. I've started looking for certain things via pictures provided by upcoming estate sales. I always think "wow, Dom would love this sale," when I see things you have picked up before or have talked about. It seems amazing what people accumulate over their lives. Edison, TN is about 45 minutes from me. 🙂
So cool. Hope you liked your shout out! Glad you liked the vid!
Great haul Dom! I'm sure that you and that 1960s blonde bombshell will do just fine! I laughed when that music started, I thought, oh oh, what has he found now! Lol thanks for the entertainment and your knowledge of course.
Lol she was great! She is listed now and waiting for a new home
Well-executed video with good solid information. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Laurel!
Thank you….lots to learn from you! 👏
Thanks so much for watching!
your little dog is soooooo cute!!
Thanks! Look for her in my next video!
Wow!!! Great sale! Half price day can still have lots of treasures for sure
Indeed! Thanks Chris!
Love these “last day Estate Sales” videos - great finds for a steal!
Thanks Adam! This was lots of fun
I could be wrong, but I think the Pepsi Cola wooden crate never had bottom slats. There were no nail/tack holes on the bottom part of the trim where you thought it was missing.
No, they had bottom slats. You can see that from online searches.
Always enjoy these videos. Nice finds
Thanks Ruby!!
Estate sales are awesome. They are some of the best deals you'll ever find.
That was a pretty epic day at the estate sale! WOWZA!!
Thanks Danni! Loved it!!
Enjoyed it.
Thanks Mark!
Thanks Dom, as always great information and I learned quite of number of new things.
Thanks V!!!
Awesome sale Dom!!! Wish they were like that around here. Quite a variety, you did great!!!
Thanks Alison! Loads of fun! I had to wait a while to find one like this. Trust me, we have some sucky ones here too but I just don’t go to them lol
Awesome estate sale. Great finds. I hope you and mrs pt had a great lunch. Daisy 💕
Thanks Sue. It was D-Licious!
That's awesome. Greetings from Sebring (Highlands county).
What a coincidence! Greetings!
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter That sign is the same location that held the flea market when I was a kid. My grandfather used to go to buy old furniture to refinish. Thanks for the good spirited content.
The 1st day is if you want something really bad. The last day is to go back for the 50% or making deals of what’s left
Yup!
Great pick ups. I love going to estate sales on the last day!
Thanks! Me too!
Awesome estate sale!! Shocked there was still so many choices on the last day of the sale. Fun, fun! Great video. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Gail! I appreciate it!
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter SoCal pickin was pretty much a bust for me this weekend. No interesting Estate sales in my city or surrounding cities. Surprisingly yard sales here have basically come to a halt here. Hoping for good Estate sales next week. In the mean while I still have inventory to list. Love the signs. I never pass by signs that are a good flip.
Thank you! I learn so much watching your estate videos.
Thanks so much!!
Love it when you show the estate sales! I was curious if you saw the vintage key wind coffee tins? I've started a collection of those now.. Love cutie pie Daisy!! Such a personality!
Hi Robin. Yes, I did see them and do pick them up from time to time. I’ve shown them in some other estate sale videos. It just depends On Brand and condition.
Hey Dom. Amazing. You definitely find the coolest stuff. I have learned not to pass a lot of stuff up. We have so many estate sales around here. You did pass on that piece of Spanish lace fenton on the table.
Thanks Mary! I’ll take a look. Glass is definitely my biggest weakness. I’m happy to say that I at least know what Fenton is lol I once picked up some hobnail rose colored Fenton salt and pepper shakers that did well.
What a awesome haul Dom. I really don't want to know what they had on the first day. Estate sales in my region are 99% run by relatives, so whatever is for sale they want gone. Whatever had value to them, they already picked so they don't really hang on to most items.
Thank you. Yes, estate sales Run by families can be great sometimes As long as you don’t have someone trying to jack the price up on every single item. But the same thing could happen with certain estate sale dealers
Good tips as always, many thanks Dom!
Thanks Tommy!
Enjoy your vids! Found you by watching the resellers challenge - specifically the latest one with Kat.
Additional interest comes from living in Cortland and having worked, and still visit Syracuse . Thanks for sharing - you have a different pov than others I watch.
That’s great! So glad you came to the channel! Welcome to the Prime Time family!
Lots of good profitable items at this one. Surprising for day 3.
Indeed, and yep, it was day 3
The James Keiller jar is terrific, it's from Dundee in Scotland
Lol you don’t have to be a mermaid to want to be in Dominic’s box! 😛 thank you for sharing your thought process on what you pick up and what you don’t, and I’ve just realized, what’s up with Gizmo? 🐶
Lol. For sure! We take all sorts in the box! Gizmo is doing great! Daisy still goes crazy for him. I’ll have to do a Gizmo update soon!
Hello Dom, i haven't been to a really really good estate sale in awhile . Look forward to this video.
Hey Paul. It’s a fun one.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter Wow ! Great that was an excellent sale and some great finds!
Omg I would’ve LOVED to shop there. Mostly for me, and maybe some for resale but mostly ME. Seriously wouldn’t mind owning 65% of everything I saw on here so whoever lived there I really jive with the same stuff they liked.
Even the pocket watches. Can’t see the brands because they’re not focused on but I like at least 6 of them.
No idea if more contemporary musical pocket watches hold value but definitely older antique ones do due to the extra amount of mechanisms needed to squeeze in there. I didn’t look up the Tasmanian one and idk if you did, but seeing it said “musical” caught my attention.
Wrist watches are more valuable than pocket watches sure but I still like them both. Especially if either have the fancy perpetual calendars, moon phases, etc. though I don’t own anything like that . Sometimes I’ll use a simple 1930’s pocket watch. 😂
But quality antique pocket watches with tunes or chimes for the time (would’ve helped the blind back then) I know are decent priced even for a pocket watch.
Just a heads up on that but again I’m talking true antique since I know nothing about Looney Toon levels of the modern time keeper. 😅heh
Looked like a small Fenton bubble vase on the table 🤷♀️
Maybe but that was wayyyyy before I was sourcing glass
surprising scores!
Very happy
I have a question. With all of the estate sales to choose from in your local area, how do you choose or decide which sale to go to vs any other one? Thanks
did you get a new camera? Great focus.
Nope. Same one. Thanks!
That red tin adding machine next to the black race car is from 1962, I had one.
Cool
Cool sale I learned a lot thanks for sharing. Clara Stafford Shelby NC
Thanks Clara!
Man, what a great sale
I'd have a hard time controlling myself. Good insight on the license plates, I'd assume they would be good sellers no matter what. Did they give you any additional discount beyond the 1/2 off? I could tell you really wanted yo go upstairs, lol.
WHAT A NICE STATE SALE😃
Thanks!
Great buys with some smart research experience! Fun to watch, thanks, PT!
Thanks so much!!
I think your 1963 Calendars are Samples with fake Companies and addresses. At least I can't find any evidence of a town called Splinter Rock, Oregon ever existing. I am from Oregon and hadn't heard of it so it made me curious and I looked it up. Maybe add the word Logging in the title and you might catch some of the Oregon collectors.
You may be right on the samples bc I couldn’t find it either but it literally already sold so someone liked it.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter That's awesome!!
I'm from Oregon also and never heard of Splinter Rock or the Greenwood Lumber Company looked it up and there was nothing, so yes fake addresses. Why would you do that?????
@@pamelasprings6723 most likely it was used as a sampler
Left s handful of good plates there
I don’t do too much with plates (most are not actually worth taking) and I can’t take everything.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter most stink but old NY plates are always fast and easy. I enjoy your videos .. one of the few creators where we actually learn something
@@bax525 thanks so much! I do pick up some plates, including some earlier this year. I’ll be looking out for more
Awe Daisy 🥰 I prefer coke products but if it sells it sells! How have the chipmunks been? Any updates?
Chipmunks have been quiet lately lol! I think Daisy scared them!
What I like about garage Sales and estate sales. Is when I make on average greater then 100 percent on my money. Many times an item will sale for 1900 percent profit or more. Example, world war 2 scarf, with all the bomber units on it,made of silk. Paid 50 cents, sold for 100 dollars . But you have to do your homework. Knowledge is key to success. Let me know what you find...would love the stories.
100% true!
It’s a shame they don’t reduce the higher priced items more so at least there would be a better chance of all of the stuff selling
I agree!
I subbed to your channel because of the contest. i finally watched a show where you buy stuff for resell. absolutely surprising how much I was missing. I thought it would be all shoes and video games, color me stupid! as a woman, what is that?, lol I really enjoy your channel. thanks for the great content. I will tell everyone I know, so you can expect another sub soon. haha. really dude excellent show.
That’s terrific! Thanks Leith! I have over 1000 free videos too!
Hey Prime Time, about a year ago you did a video about a tote of postage stamps you bought to resell and i was wondering if you ever did a follow up video about how you made out with them. I looked through your video catalog and did not see a follow up video. I am very interested to know how your research went with stamps, how you processed them for resale and what your sales of them were. Thanks for the content you put out it is very informative and helpful.
Hey Russell. Never did a follow up but did great selling many of the books and bundles of stamps in lots by countries specifically to ppl from those countries. I’ve also sold many to crafters who use them for projects. Still have much left also. Thanks for asking!
Great estate sale! Question, what do estate companies do with all the unsold inventory?
It depends. Some keep it for themselves in a storage unit, some donate it, and some have what is called an end lot guy who comes and buys all of the unsold stuff at the end.
Thanks
Phillipines ❤️❤️❤️
Bernie!!
He's awesome lol
At time stamp 1:13-1:14 there was a metal bottle sign on the floor,did you get it? If so, what was it?
Oh yes. It was a big rolling rock beer bottle sign. I comped it but it didn’t sell well. It was tin
I actually live in Deepwater NJ..
Hi Daisy
Hey Linda!
Best part of your videos?? Daisy, duh!! Give her a chin scratch from Auntie Hildy in Idaho.
Dom- run your finger along the edges of all breakables....you can't always see the chips, but you can usually feel them. Nice picking!!
You missed the beer tin sign..
lol, I hope that was a joke.
Even if you find treasures....comps are no good if ebay is slow.
You will have a bunch of stuff in your garage going no where lol.
It's not just about finding bargains.....or those bargains will end up back at the Sunday market!!
That’s why you have to find the RIGHT treasures. Every item I showed will sell and the radio sold for $100 minutes after it was posted.
I used to think the same way. My dad was an “eBay seller” for years and had rooms floor to ceiling. My wife and I started 4 years ago and we both do it full time now. Our sales are growing honestly. It’s all about getting the right stuff, doing the work, and pricing to sell… not sit. Most people mess up one of those things. Work ethic, knowledge, pricing. We have friends that sell stuff but don’t make money and we have friends that have house/ garage full of stuff. Just like any other job you have to be qualified and do the work.
@@HTXVintageVibes true, that’s because those people are more like hoarders instead of resellers
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter lol my dad seriously. He has a crazy nice 60s GI Joe collection from his eBay selling over the years and a few cool stuff but when he moved we had a 30X 30 storage corner to corner floor to ceiling of just stuff. Sellable, just never did the work.
Loving your channel..but really dislike how fast you take down your listing ..absolutely no time to read even the basic info!!
Thanks but all you need to do is click the pause button. If I keep it up long enough to read all of the details, people leave the video.
should stop using asking prices for comps!!!
No, those are MY listed prices which are based off of sold comps. And two things I showed already sold.