Things I’ve Sold on eBay: A Month’s Worth of Interesting Finds
Are you looking for some inspiration for your next garage sale or thrift store hunt? Look no further! In this article, I’ll be sharing some of the interesting items I’ve sold on eBay in the past month. From vintage clocks to brand new shoes, there’s something for everyone. So, let’s jump right into it!
Stetson Hat: From $1 to $90
I bought this Stetson hat at a garage sale for only $1 and ended up selling it for $90 plus shipping. It took a couple of months to sell, but it was definitely worth the wait. When I saw it, I asked the guy how much he wanted, and to my surprise, he said only a dollar. I priced it at $90, and it sold within a few months. This just goes to show that you never know what treasures you’ll find at garage sales.
Redwing Boots: From $10 to $60
I found these Redwing boots at Goodwill for $10 and sold them for $60 plus shipping. They took about a month to sell, but it was a nice flip. If you’re looking for high-quality boots, keep an eye out for Redwing.
Hello Kitty Water Dispenser: From $5 to $50
I got this Hello Kitty water dispenser at a garage sale for $5 and sold it for $50 plus shipping. It took about a week and a half to sell, but it was definitely worth it. If you’re a fan of Hello Kitty, keep an eye out for unique items like this.
Under Armour Shoes: From $5 to $49
I found these Under Armour shoes at Goodwill for $5 and sold them for $49 plus shipping. They took about 9 months to sell, but it was a nice flip. If you’re into athletic shoes, keep an eye out for Under Armour.
Vintage Clock: From 50 Cents to $20
I bought this vintage clock at a garage sale for 50 cents and sold it for $20. It only took about 3 weeks to sell, so I was very happy with the profit. Keep an eye out for vintage clocks at garage sales and thrift stores.
New Balance Shoes: From $5 to $115
I happened to be at a Goodwill when they were putting out some shoes and ended up getting four or five brand new pairs of shoes. A couple of really good New Balance shoes were in there, and I sold them for $115 plus shipping. I only paid $5 for them, and they were new without tags or box. Keep an eye out for brand new shoes at thrift stores.
Sony Betamax Player: From $150
I sold this Sony Betamax player for $150 plus shipping. I got it at Salvation Army before it closed and finally got around to listing it. It sold in less than a week, and I probably could have gotten a bit more for it. It’s missing the door and is not a newer or more desirable model, but it does have the remote. If you come across vintage electronics, they can be worth a lot of money.
Popout Outlets: From $1 to $58
I sold another one of these popout outlets I got at a garage sale for $1 and sold it for $58. Keep an eye out for unique electrical items like this.
Vintage YX Badminton Racket: From $2 to $90
I got this vintage YX badminton racket at Goodwill for $2 and sold it for $90 plus shipping. It took about a week and a half to sell, but it was definitely worth it. Keep an eye out for vintage sports equipment at thrift stores.
Beetle Juice Blu-rays: From $20 to $18
I ended up getting five of these Beetle Juice Blu-rays brand new sealed for $20. I sold them for $18 each, and this is the last one. I made some good profit after I sold them all. Keep an eye out for brand new movies at thrift stores.
Merill Shoes: From $20
I sold these Merill shoes for $20 plus shipping. I don’t remember where I got them, but they sat for at least a year. Keep an eye out for high-quality shoes at thrift stores.
Phillips DVD VCR Combo: From $55
I sold this Phillips DVD VCR combo for $55 plus shipping. It took about a week to sell. Keep an eye out for vintage electronics at thrift stores.
Rival Crockpot Lid: From $23
I bought an actual crockpot with the lid and pieces for only $2 at Goodwill. Oddly enough, the whole crockpot was only selling for around $20 plus shipping, but the lid I sold for $23.88 cents plus shipping, and it sold within 24 hours. Keep an eye out for unique crockpot pieces at thrift stores.
Kiss Boots: From $90
I found these Kiss boots at Goodwill for $40, but looking up comps, the only pair that was on eBay at the moment was from Canada and they had them priced at $450. There was another pair that had sold on auction for about $140, so I priced these kind of high just to see if they would sell. I ended up selling them for $90 plus shipping, and they still sold within about a week. Keep an eye out for unique and rare items at thrift stores.
Justin Boots: From $10 to $70
I got these Justin boots at a garage sale for $10 and sold them for $70 plus shipping. They took about a week and a half to sell. Keep an eye out for high-quality boots at garage sales.
Dallas Cowboys G3 Carl Banks Jacket: From $80
I got a couple of these Dallas Cowboys G3 Carl Banks jackets at Goodwill for the coat price of $7.99. I had this one listed for $100, but someone sent me a message asking if I would take $80, and I said sure. Keep an eye out for sports team jackets at thrift stores.
Vintage Warwood Blacksmithing Tool: From $40
I sold this vintage Warwood blacksmithing tool for $40. I got it from an older couple who were downsizing and gave me a bunch of stuff, so I didn’t have any money into it. It only took a couple of days to sell. Keep an eye out for unique tools at garage sales.
Dr Comfort Shoes: From $1 to $35
I sold these Dr Comfort shoes for $35 plus shipping. I got them at a rummage sale for a dollar, and it’s possible they came from Goodwill for like $5. Keep an eye out for high-quality shoes at rummage sales.
Vintage Fisher Price Noah’s Arc Set: From $5 to $30
I got this vintage Fisher Price Noah’s Arc set with figures at a garage sale for $5 and sold it for $30 plus shipping. It took a couple of weeks to sell. Keep an eye out for vintage toys at garage sales.
Panasonic VCR and Sony Recorder: From $40 to $55
I sold the Sony recorder for $40 and the Panasonic player for $55 plus shipping. Both of these took less than a week to sell. Keep an eye out for vintage electronics at thrift stores.
Lynus 5port Work Group Switch: From $3 to $15
I got this Lynus 5port work group switch at a rummage sale for $3 and sold it for $15 plus shipping. It took about 3 weeks to sell. Keep an eye out for unique electronics at rummage sales.
Kitchen Egg Coffee Pots: From $22
I sold this piece of a Crockpot for $22 plus shipping. It took about 36 hours to sell. Keep an eye out for unique crockpot pieces at thrift stores.
Vintage Galaxy Fan: From $5 to $80
I sold this vintage Galaxy fan for $80 plus shipping. I got it at a garage sale for only $5, and it was in great condition. Keep an eye out for vintage fans at garage sales.
Condemned Games: From $30
I sold these Condemned games for $30. I got them at a garage sale in a box for $30. Keep an eye out for vintage video games at garage sales.
Louisville Slugger Bat: From $1 to $50
I sold this Louisville Slugger bat for $50 plus shipping. I got it at a sale for a dollar, and it took about 3 or 4 months to sell. Keep an eye out for vintage sports equipment at garage sales.
JBC DVD VCR Combo: From $55
I sold this JBC DVD VCR combo for $55 plus shipping. It took a couple of weeks to sell. Keep an eye out for vintage electronics at thrift stores.
Sony Bookshelf System: From $10 to $70
I got this Sony bookshelf system at a garage sale for $10 and sold it for $70 plus shipping. It took about 2 days to sell. Keep an eye out for vintage electronics at garage sales.
Tonka Jeep: From $2 to $30
I got this Tonka Jeep at Goodwill for a couple of bucks and sold it for $30. It took about 7-8 months to sell. Keep an eye out for vintage toys at thrift stores.
Stephen King Paperback Books: From $30
I sold this lot of Stephen King paperback books for $30 plus shipping. There were 15 of them, so this puts me into the profit making about $15. Keep an eye out for vintage books at thrift stores.
Vasque Boots: From $10 to $40
I sold these Vasque boots for $40 plus shipping. I got them at Goodwill for $