#Make Money Off of Small Things #Pricing Items #retail price #local flea markets
Liam Davis
@Liam.Davis · Posted 17 Mar. 2022
Richard Blake
@Richard.Blake · Posted 17 Mar. 2022
Getting started as with all things in life, the best way to get started is to simply follow the money, you can’t make money off of many things that are too small, such as change, coins, and stamps. You can, however, make money off of things that are a bit larger, such. As silver coins, jewelry, watches, stamps, etc.
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Alfred Evans
@Alfred.Evans · Posted 17 Mar. 2022
Tips for Pricing Coins or garage sale pricing :
First, determine whether the coin is silver or gold. Look up the value of the coin on the internet.
If it’s a silver coin, look up the value of silver (silver price). Then add 10% for resale.
Look up the value of gold (gold price). Add 20% for resale. How to Make Money Off of Larger Items. The most popular items that people sell at garage sales are antiques and collectibles; they are worth more than small items because they are older and have more historical value. In general, it’s a good idea to ask yourself if you would buy this item at a garage sale. If not, then you probably shouldn’t be selling it either.
If you think you could buy it at a garage sale, then that means that someone else could too. The same goes for antiques and collectibles. You can make money off of them if you know what you’re doing. But first, here are some tips for pricing antiques and collectibles: You can use websites like eBay and Amazon to get an idea of what similar items are selling online.