One Of My BIGGEST Garage Sale SCORES!!! 🤑🤑🤑

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[thriftersifter]

I will have a video up hopefully tomorrow on YouTube & Facebook how I package to ship these 😃

[dinahkruppa]

It is knowing what to buy. Experience is invaluable.
Had a lady who ran a very successful gift shop. Her power was knowing what her customers would buy.

[maggietolbertson]

There's a difference between what a piece of Fenton glass is worth and what people are willing to pay. We have a lot of brand name collectibles and we can't get even what we paid for them.

[lefantomer]

You are an awesome finder and reseller. If I keep watching these I will run out of excuses for not getting back on eBay. Almost forgot how much fun this is.

[sharonboon]

I collect Fenton, love that you found one that was signed.

[alintanodumitrescu]

IT WOULD BE IDEAL FOR THOSE WHO HAVE THE GOODS TO CHECK AS MUCH AS THE VALUE DOESN'T LOSE ANYMORE 💰 NORMALLY CHECK EVERYTHING YOU HAVE IN THE GARAGE, THEN GO FOR SALE, PUT THE PRICES THAT SHOULD BE PUT. WILL YOU BE DECEIVED!?

[hazelinthewoods]

Live close to Fenton glassworks. They do such amazing work. The tour is worth the time.

[necrosquidplus]

i remember when i did this kind of stuff with my grandma. i don’t find much anymore because usually people do what you do. i have tried to do what you do and i get blown off.

[bjjohnson]

When it is all set out nice like that one we call it the Nordstrom of yard sales. Just like how my Mom does it.

[OOceaneyess]

My mom had a beautiful Fenton Art glass bowl that she had for years. It sat on top of a tall dresser in her guest bedroom. A couple of years ago when I went to visit her and went into the guest room I saw that it wasn't on the dresser. I. asked her where it was. Her reply was, "Oh that old thing, my neighbor was having a yard sale so I took it over there and told her to see if she could get a few bucks for it." I asked her what she got for it, she said, "oh I don't remember." Knowing my mom who's of sound mind, but very generous, probably never went back to ask for any money for it.

[JohnsYardSaleFinds]

Fantastic score on that Fenton! I don't typically buy glass because I'm always afraid it might break. But, I'd make an exception on those! Nice!

[robdavidson]

It’s like that series Storage Wars where one gets a storage unit and goes through it and says “this is worth so and so, and this is worth so and so” It’s worth nothing until you resell it. I can say something is worth $1000 but until I resell it, it will just take up space.

[mr_angry]

Damn man, I really admire what you do! Such a fantastic way to make money! You got me looking through all my old crap hoping I horded something that was worth something 😆

[shannon_w.]

Holy CRAP!!!! That was an AMAZING pick up!!!!

[mypov]

Must be nice to have the i for priceless, but surely it comes with experience and doing your due diligence...😎👀

[pnw_element]

Sheesh what a score dude this guy knows what’s he’s buying to sell awesome

[chrismunkelwitz]

Too bad you weren't at that estate sale in Hastings Minnesota last year there was literally over TEN THOUSAND PIECES OF FENTON there from all era's but mainly the 90s & 2000's

[juniormolina]

I need to start going with my mom in the mornings

[anitablades]

Wow I could have bought the same stuff and never been able to sell them.

[Winchester]

I know of a person who bought a jade vase however it had a flaw in the vase which was heading up too a strike person got it valued paying only 20.00 for it well it was valued at 14, 000, 000, .00
That is right 14 million