10 Items That Make You 10X The Profit.

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10 Items That Make You 10X The Profit.

[@MsShellybell12]

This guy is awesome he isn't lying check your items I got 14 kt gold thick wedding ring for 14 kt gold I didn't bring my loop to the thrift store but something said buy it it resembled real gold I paid 4.99 it was real gold got it from a local thrift store. I used my loop when I got home and I got hold of a bernus brand watch it works and winds up it has mother of pearl face with some gold on face selling it for 100.00 thanks for video and to helping others.

[@susanegley4149]

Those brooches are great. I love the arrows and the question mark. The Celtic knotwork is gorgeous as well.

[@beady-eye_69]

That Oneida stainless steel spoon -- My mother bought that pattern of silverware when I was a kid (1980s). I believe the pattern is called Michaelangelo. I'm still using them today!

[@RustyTheReseller]

Thanks for the info! That's awesome.

[@williamcash-ut5xk]

It's gold it looks handcrafted

[@ivanna63]

LOL “didn’t have the time” no pun intended🤣🤣🤣

[@jlee3269]

The more that you teach us, the more fun we have 👍

[@skilgore9579]

The JJ jewelry is Jonette Jewelry Co. popular in the 80s and 90s for its cute subjects. Many times cats, foxes, etc doing funny things.

[@lisamanrique1770]

Loved this video. Makes me want to do more storage room auctions.

[@Rose39M]

Thank you it was very informative and something to strive for as a reseller.

[@susanegley4149]

Ship the ducks! As a brass collector I would love a fun surprise and I bet your relative would too!🦆

[@shut4805]

Thank you! You're the best!

[@lowcountryloft8105]

Learning so much! Thank you.

[@deborahhalcomb4562]

How do you find out what people want? Seems to change daily. You are very knowledgeable and I appreciate you sharing that knowledge.

[@giselawilliams1877]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge🥰

[@traceypedigo6405]

Good luck, with the trifari! I cannot give the stuff away!

[@threewheeler624]

Great video! Thank you.

[@susanegley4149]

Post cards are an enigma to me, what was your best source for education on this subject?

[@guyboulton3269]

Interesting stuff but i don't get your prices. where are you selling? you remarked that you'd probably sell the stanlye box cutter for $10 but they are $6.49 new. and some costume jewelry prices you quoted seemed way off. I'm 82 and have been buying and selling since i was a kid. So what am i missing here? Please explain

[@cindythompson7467]

The stanley box cutter is old...You cant buy them with a fixed blade anymore...all the new ones have retractable blades

[@tpiety]

I agree @guyboulton3269. These values seem WAY off

[@pvanb2]

could be for props in movies or films. prop departments don't have time to value shop....they need items ASAP

[@Robin-gf7bd]

Thank you for this video.

[@lindatulley8407]

That clasp was on the one that sold for 1200.00

[@thetreasurehuntingboomer]

Great vid I love finding jewellery at moment got too many yet to list

[@thetreasurehuntingboomer]

I got a bulk lot the other day one small heart I thought was rubbish till I saw pins at back holing a G at front tested for gold and diamonds now polished up can see the gold

[@carmenfeliz5826]

Thank you for your very informative and entertaining video. I am a new subscriber and am looking forward to seeing your next video Carmen Feliz

[@RustyTheReseller]

Awesome, thank you Cousin!

[@OOK11]

It belongs to me now lol your funny

[@charityfaulkner3]

The smaller thicker cross is an urn, to keep your loved one's ashes with you!

[@karentingler4937]

Thanks

[@jeisamarjorieg3060]

!!! EXCELENTE

[@pamelahonakerlewis4707]

I have a water color printed boook/brochure of 1st 100 yrs of Nevada. It’s edition The book consists of different paints B of events. It is on watercolor paper w/stories What do u think I could sale it for

[@wandaarnold7395]

Do you sell more by auction or buy it now? How do you know when to do either?

[@kimbarnes3243]

Is there a book of manufacturers markings? Ex: a manufacturer marking you’re not familiar with, where do you go to learn more about them?

[@jewels4028]

The internet...

[@Soulshine2018]

​@@jewels4028 HA HA HA!!!

[@Justme-jy7vo]

I have a lot of 1800s books lost a lot by letting my son have certain ones. I collect 1st editions.

[@aliciajaramillo800]

Wow I didn't know what bakealight was

[@traceypedigo6405]

Your silver celtic knot brooch; i have a silver ring that is identically designed, so , I knew that one was silver. I need to find another selling site.

[@vh2337]

Joan Rivers made a lot of those little egg necklaces. Some are very ornate like Faberge eggs.

[@carmenfeliz5826]

I'm interested in purchasing your schilling as is, without a chain

[@RustyTheReseller]

very sorry. it already sold...

[@Susan70003]

​@@RustyTheReseller for how much did it sell for?

[@ShaneLOVESfish]

That book doesn't look like 1890s as much as early 1900s crazy stuff

[@rhondarainey2248]

Is safari jewelery valuable

[@gaylemohr916]

I am not sure where you are selling these items but i have been selling these kind of things for years and your amount of profit you are reciting is way higher than o have ever seen in many years. Would love to hear your response. Thank you.

[@RustyTheReseller]

Can you be more specific?

[@KiraConnally]

That's a clasp usually seen on real pearl neckslaces, vintage and modern. Usually found on valuable jewelry, or placed to make jewelry appear more valuable. Not really a victorian clasp.

[@rickbentley8152]

New viewer here, like your nonsense approach an the how to videos.

[@swissuz]

Hello Rusty! I've seen several monogram pins or buttons on your channel and I love them...even the less valuable ones. I'm sure you know this, but the OCD part of me comes out in some of the descriptions. You cover SO much detail that it boggles my mind how experienced you are. I have not seen all your videos, so you may have mentioned this elsewhere, so if you have, I'll stick my nose back on my face and let you carry on! This might even help someone choose a monogram, or identify one. When reading the letters in that format (usually rounded), the letters are read in the order from far left to far right to center to get the correct order of letters. An example would be "aCb", which would actually be ABC, and the "C" indicates the surname initial. "a" is the given name, and "b" would be the middle name. I hope that makes sense. I hope I didn't step on any toes! It's kind of fun being able to share some of the knowledge from years ago when I was in the business. I'm moving soon, and hope to get back into it part-time for extra spending money. I learn so much from your Ebay experiences!! Thanks, Cous!

[@rhondarainey2248]

My grandmother left me her costume jewelery can you let me know if it is worth anything please

[@ninettehalpin2779]

I think I have some bakolyte - sp? Just curious, why has it become so valuable when its just plastic? Great show & Tx u!

[@pvanb2]

bakelite is the proper name

[@ms.ellaneous47]

How much do you usually price the starting bid for these items?

[@RustyTheReseller]

Depends..on what our needs are at the time.

[@sarahhardy8649]

I tried to sell a vintage folding fruit knife on eBay and it was taken down almost immediately. Folding knives just aren’t allowed apparently, IMHO I don’t think you would be able to sell cut throat razors on there either.

[@RustyTheReseller]

Razors sell on there daily. It’s not against their policy.

[@sarahhardy8649]

@@RustyTheReseller damn, so what was wrong with my lil old fruit knife I wonder?

[@susanegley4149]

What? I wish eBay would be consistent. We have had no problem selling knives.

[@sarahhardy8649]

@@susanegley4149 yup. Try searching for knives on help. 😞😞

[@glorianichols8524]

Pin, you stated selling for .99. How much do you charge for shipping?

[@RustyTheReseller]

$4-5

[@glorianichols8524]

@@RustyTheReseller Thanks so much

[@Chelvani]

Bravo Bravo subtítulos 👍👍👍😀

[@monicaandress7354]

The arrow pins are the pin for Alpha Pi sorory

[@laurenweisse9858]

Do you negotiate??? I'm thinking yeah

[@johnericquiceno6999]

Hey bro. How much u make a month profit?

[@RustyTheReseller]

That depends. the amount coming in per month can range widely. Usually we do around 7-8K in sales and we operate between a 50-60% profit margin..

[@Susan70003]

​@@RustyTheReseller are these profits income tax free?

[@tpiety]

Who in the world would pay $5 for a dinky bottle opener when you can get a brand new one for less??!

[@laurenweisse9858]

That's Amazing how everything is $2.00 same price tag even at a flea mrkt....hum

[@pvanb2]

true...was just was at a couple thrift stores today....2.00 bucks....take your pick jewelry

[@williamcash-ut5xk]

Bro I got a gold spoon 🥄 that was made in Italy in 1889 very unique