✨5 Tips to finding AMAZING deals at flea markets✨

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[lindsey]

You also shouldn't carry around a hundred dollar bill. Get smaller change at the bank to be courteous to the sellers

[instantnoodleskun]

"walking away is apart of the treasure hunt" is such a great line tho

[annemettefrederiksen]

And it doesn't hurt to show interest in the sellers other items by striking up a conversation about the hobby, era or something that you both seem to like, sometimes i have gotten a discount on expensive items because the seller knew how much i love this period piece or just that it should be with someone who shared the interest or having bough from this person before..Just be polite, charming and a little bit chatty..

[the_rachel_sam]

The flea market around me just sells dollar store quality toys, confederate flags, and whittled wood ducks 🥴

[ang]

Flea markets in the USA seem to be a paradise of lost treasures and junks, but in Europe you're lucky to find anything useful whatsoever 😂

[honeybadger]

Pro tip: Be 7. It tends to get you some really good deals :)

Source: Former 7 year old lol.

[windyhawthorn]

Also stay all day and return to the booth when they are about to start putting things away or are and you can get a nice deal. I have had times when they tell me 5 dollars and you can have it.

End of the day deals can be nice and in my experience are initiated mostly by the seller because they remember you and your interest. Also it's a nice time to just make an last dich offer.

I got two green glass oil lamps for $7 once and every glass chimney for a dollar.

[dreamof_me]

I accidentally haggle. I go into it expecting to pay full price but somehow they argue it down for me, especially if I examine something closely or look ay the imperfections. Maybe it’s too many years of shopping with my aunties as a kid lol

[fionna_cool_girl]

"it doesn't hurt to ask"
My social anxiety: are you sure about that?

[DreamQueenScream]

I wanna go shopping with you! My tip bring lots of small bills ! 1s 5s & 10s !

[andreareeder]

I love those 50's lipstick holders/displays

[kga_]

Tip: If there are no price tags on items then that may (not always) mean that the seller chooses the prices on the spot so make sure to check a lot of different things out and ask for the price of many different things, key is to not linger on the one item!

[cassandraTPWK]

I know exactly where you are in this video haha I've been there a few times. I love that place, it's huge!! Got a 1920s/vintage style hat there. ✨✨

[yukiandkanamekuran]

I can't haggle to save my life thats terrifying,

[spoopbase]

me, as a person, will not spend £10 on a bucket hat. I could either spend £4.40 on wool and crochet my own in a couple hours (im specifically looking for a black and white checkered one) and have enough wool left over to make other projects

[itzJewelz]

I went to one and there was this old couple and they had beanie boo's ( during the time they were super popular) and they had some rare ones ( I have them saved in my closet) and the man sold me 2 for like 50 cents and his wife was mad at him but I didnt know they were rare till I got home bc I was young and I like plushies

[IrishCassidy]

Yes, I always say Thank you, and am friendly.

[MisstressMourtisha]

Watch out for pick pockets. Keep everything in a zipped bag that's in front of you like a fanny pack.

[simplesimply]

I’m still upset at the fact that I walked away from mushroom shaped lamps about 15 years ago. On the other hand I learned I’m really klutzy and probably would have broken them so it evens out

[ItsJustJessOkay]

Best way to haggle is to ask for a price lower than your top dollar, so when they come down to meet your number they'll be within your range more often than not.