This video confirmed the fact that some items will sell better in person than on line and in some areas of the country rather than others. But more importantly, those of us with only an online selling presence may need patience in getting things sold, but each non-sale should be used as a LEARNING EXPERIENCE. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Mr. Antique Nomad. I hope you have many great sales before and after Christmas. 🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹
Catching the rerun of the video. Thank you for the information (good tip that you can still add corrective information into a listing). Thanks as always!
Gene Autry wanted to adopt my husband as a child. It was during the polio era and he had polio and learned how to walk again.only problem was his parents weren’t putting him up for that either. Lol!
I really should have gone higher on my bid for the Picaso, but I wouldn't have gone as high as winning bid. I'm happy for the buyer. It's a nice piece. Thanks George.
Good to know! In the collecting world, it means New Old Stock, which is a truly vintage item that was never sold when new and is still in new condition
Good evening, George! It's a bit surprising the ship in the bottle didn't sell. That one is obviously a handmade one. The Angola mask was really surprising. I was under the impression the ones made for actual use had a large collector audience. That one is fantastic, too! The other items were great sales! Especially the Corgi car carrier and the Matchbox Cadillac. Having the original box is worth a lot. Congrats on the sales!!!
I was surprised by the ship in the bottle as well! The mask was not correctly listed and once I learned the correct attribution, I could only append the listing, so that may have been operator error. I loved the cars, I have to admit I did as a kid and have not gotten over them. Thank you for watching!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Once you learned the correct attribution for the mask, could you have pulled the listing and relisted it correctly? Since I don't resell, I have no idea how all that works on eBay. I still have a lot of the Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars I had when I was growing up, but they were well played with and show it. They're actually kept in an old flour sack in a drawer😬🙃 I think there are a few Johnny Lightning in the mix, too. As far as I know, the only Corgi I have is a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang my parents got me when we went to see the movie, when it came to the theatres.
I’ve found that people respond to correct information included with a piece. That’s regardless of the marketplace.
Yes, info is key!
I was tickled that the Johnny Carson book I bought from you made it on your video. 😁
I was tickled to find it, and that you got it!
Thank you, George.
Most interesting.
Great info.
Thanks for the great research!
Great show!! Thank u for sharing all your knowledge!! We all gain great joy from it!!!
I do too! I'm so glad
Thanks George.
Lill tykes is made in USA we made lots of plastic in us I'm not proud of the fact because of palution but it's cool that it's made in usa
Agreed on both counts
Great recap video.
Thanks!
I absolutely love all the information/education you give us. I love Santa Anita ware....I have some nice pieces
Neat! I wanted to write about them back when I did the Treasure Craft book, but couldn't find enough info
Wonderful fun as always..dad's folks drove that car to visit us as wee ones,,the turquoise mustang..very neat art ending!
Oh fun! My dad had a red Mustang
This video confirmed the fact that some items will sell better in person than on line and in some areas of the country rather than others. But more importantly, those of us with only an online selling presence may need patience in getting things sold, but each non-sale should be used as a LEARNING EXPERIENCE. Thanks for sharing.
I do agree with all that!
Great job glad u done so well
The LaRoco is just neat. Not too big, not too small.
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Thank you, Mr. Antique Nomad. I hope you have many great sales before and after Christmas. 🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹🦚❣🎄🌹
Great treasures George!
Catching the rerun of the video. Thank you for the information (good tip that you can still add corrective information into a listing). Thanks as always!
Yes it’s important you just have to also tell the high bidder so they can decide
Great pieces, and sales🥰
Thank you! 🤗
Really appreciate your comment about taking action! You are awesome George! I learn a lot from you.
Same here, George educates, motivates & so much more ❤️
Oh, thank you both! I really want to do all that for collectors
Gene Autry wanted to adopt my husband as a child. It was during the polio era and he had polio and learned how to walk again.only problem was his parents weren’t putting him up for that either. Lol!
Hi George! I've been binging on your content, loving it all. I don't know how you hold so much knowledge.
That's great! I will share what I know and try to learn more
George is a walking, breathing treasure.💜
With the bowl I got the idea that you maybe can add a snapshot of your video th the pictures on ebay which shows the color the best.
That's a good idea, I should've probably done that in the listing as well
I really should have gone higher on my bid for the Picaso, but I wouldn't have gone as high as winning bid.
I'm happy for the buyer.
It's a nice piece.
Thanks George.
She was really glad to get it! If I find another, I'll put it out there
NOS in medical jargon means "not otherwise specified" ... not sure if that psychedelic piece was interpreted as such 🤷♀️
Good to know! In the collecting world, it means New Old Stock, which is a truly vintage item that was never sold when new and is still in new condition
Good evening, George! It's a bit surprising the ship in the bottle didn't sell. That one is obviously a handmade one. The Angola mask was really surprising. I was under the impression the ones made for actual use had a large collector audience. That one is fantastic, too! The other items were great sales! Especially the Corgi car carrier and the Matchbox Cadillac. Having the original box is worth a lot. Congrats on the sales!!!
I was surprised by the ship in the bottle as well! The mask was not correctly listed and once I learned the correct attribution, I could only append the listing, so that may have been operator error. I loved the cars, I have to admit I did as a kid and have not gotten over them. Thank you for watching!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Once you learned the correct attribution for the mask, could you have pulled the listing and relisted it correctly? Since I don't resell, I have no idea how all that works on eBay.
I still have a lot of the Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars I had when I was growing up, but they were well played with and show it. They're actually kept in an old flour sack in a drawer😬🙃 I think there are a few Johnny Lightning in the mix, too. As far as I know, the only Corgi I have is a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang my parents got me when we went to see the movie, when it came to the theatres.
Hi George!!
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Great auction! I love my antique Nomad!
Aww, thanks!
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Do you think that selling more expensive items is better because the richer people arnt struggling?
Oh yes! People with money are not affected usually when it comes to getting what they want
Ruzzian things are unsellerable in Denmark…probably all over Europe
I'm sure that's true! Americans have a fascination with them because of the Cold War
@@TheAntiqueNomad Americans don’t take their ques from the “now”…. ?
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I would buy the Squeeze CD for $10 ❤
Please email me at theantiquenomad@gmail.com and it's yours!
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Great video George! Thanks for sharing!