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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

bucolic_frolic

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1. In your rush to liquidate and recoup your investment

Reply to ZonkerHarris (Original post)

Wed Nov 3, 2021, 05:22 AM

Nov 2021

beware underpricing, and sometimes this stuff is worth far more a few years out, so consider warehousing a few for later years if you think an item has potential.

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There's this auction house near me that liquidates entire estates, businesses, and extra stock [View all] ZonkerHarris Nov 2021 OP

In your rush to liquidate and recoup your investment bucolic_frolic Nov 2021 #1

Good idea and I'm in no rush ZonkerHarris Nov 2021 #6

You now must show us a picture of your fridge covered in Johnny Depp. n/t PoliticAverse Nov 2021 #2

hahaha ZonkerHarris Nov 2021 #8

Wow! Those must be fun auctions to go to. Vinca Nov 2021 #3

The auctions are held online ZonkerHarris Nov 2021 #5

Congratulations on your great finds! KS Toronado Nov 2021 #4

That is awesome ZonkerHarris Nov 2021 #7

For sellers, auctions are the place to get scalped bucolic_frolic Nov 2021 #10

Auction was at a farming community town of less than 200 people KS Toronado Nov 2021 #11

I love auctions. if they were in northern CA, i might be able to go Trueblue1968 Nov 2021 #9