A YARD SALE FIND WORTH HUNDREDS!

[@cynthia0dlin797]

The elderly gentleman who had the trains reminded me of my grandfather. So sweet! Great finds!!

[@iawarenow658]

feel like crying watching this - is this what life is all about.. work for years to see your valuable get sold for a dollar.. this is like visiting a real life Museum and is so sad in some parts when one person talks about her late husbands favorite stuff..

[@ChaiLatte13]

I feel you. I used to watch storage unit auctions and I had to stop.

[@brandongarner643]

Definitely more to life than possessions

[@Gary_Daytona]

Yes, sad in a way, but better than being in the landfill. At least these things get another chance to be loved. 👍😀

[@janelord3061]

My kids have said they don't care anything about money, they're just going to call in something like "GOT JUNK" and have them haul all my stuff away. I'd rather sell it to someone so it has a chance to stay out of the landfill and potentially go to someone who will enjoy it as much as I. That's why I'm selling a lot of my stuff on ebay right now, so the kids don't have as much to deal with, I have a neater house, and others can enjoy my things.

[@mikeatwood6232]

Time to let go !!!

[@lesliestone2743]

Thank you for being so respectful to the sellers and their things. So nice to see! 😀

[@LilMissQuazyQ]

I love the older people, they always have the greatest stories for every item🥰 Love that you also save the cassettes, hate to think about the music that makes it to the landfill. 🥰That Globe is AMAZING!

[@annieo9468]

I always love how polite and sweet you are...particularly when you are dealing with elderly people. You have a level of respect for their stories and attachment to what they are having to sell. So nice to see. ❤

[@carolynsherman4779]

We love watching your videos,you don’t try to take advantage of anybody!! Thanks Randy

[@THE-RAH]

Thank you for your kind words! He really is such a wonderful person and when someone really notices it means so much to us! ❤️

[@tritter82]

Absolutely agree with you. One of the reasons I love watching him

[@julieswlife]

I love it when the sellers tell you some of the background on pieces!!

[@philmay7834]

It’s really heartwarming when you get a memory with some of the items. You can tell with the telling that it meant something to the person at that certain time in their life. The closer the item, the more person the memory. I’d consider it a bonus that goes with what you do.

[@FroggyFlips]

That’s the BEST part of what I do!

[@nolanbeal2976]

Totally would have bought that parrot painting! That thing was awesome!!!

[@ssgtrippy9555]

I wa sthinking the same lol

[@patriciaacker7169]

Yes i agree liked parrot painting

[@cardboardclub]

Reminds me of spongebob

[@debbierichardson5066]

I never thought I’d sit and watch someone garage sale, but I’m hooked! Lol I just happened upon your channel and truly enjoy watching. You are respectful and kind to people which is most pleasant to watch. As I said in a previous post, you’re a good human!

[@itsjustrobinokay]

I feel like you get better deals when you bring the kiddos

[@FroggyFlips]

Sometimes it seems like it!

[@AyebeeeHelmss]

My mom and grandma would take me to garage sales when I was little for this reason 💀

[@shelliecross1491]

I love how you take time to listen to the people selling.

[@truckerswife5060]

That carnival glass dish is amazing!. I believe the heavy iridescent coating in more desirable. It's a beautiful piece I'd be happy to have.

[@tinawiththelakeexchange2093]

Tell Elliott his new intro for you rocks! Great score on the train goodies.

[@FroggyFlips]

Thanks so much!

[@memmienicholls2140]

I love the fact, the ppl selling you things, always have a story behind the item. X

[@JenniferR411]

you had me at Elliot saying Intro God love that little man!

[@FroggyFlips]

He’s the best!

[@readysetsleep]

I can't believe you bought a KATO Train Set for under $40. In Japan, there are shops that would sell those book style cases of N scale train sets. And you could rent out track time to run your train on their dioramas.

[@elbarto1186]

Love how people tell the history behind every object. Regards from Mexico.

[@lia-liz2012]

I love it too but get annoyed if it becomes a reason why they won't haggle. I once wanted a chest of drawers marked $20 (in the 80's) and the people said it was their kids, had a lot of memories and couldn't go down any... Burns my biscuits😳

[@mikeatwood6232]

M exico lmaoo your whole country is a joke !!!!!

[@stephenshearer8034]

That can be helpful sometimes when it comes to writing out an eBay description.

[@outdoorsmom2000]

That man was so sweet, wanting to share with you about the trains and paperweight!

[@FroggyFlips]

He was very nice!

[@pennypedersen6205]

The older gentleman was very nice 👏

[@Jen-ql9ml]

What wonderful people to buy from. I enjoyed hearing the back story of the items!

[@ClamSword]

I like when people tell their stories behind the things they’re selling.

[@jackiechapman8189]

Very cute intro Elliot is super awesome and love it.. 💕 Nice haul today Anthony.. Those yard/garage sales have been very good to you.. Love the Fenton and Indiana Carnival glass the iridescent is just beautiful.. Also fantastic Train lot's they're very desirable the N scale is very nice to find.. You don't see them at garage sales too often if ever.. Well done.. Stay safe all..👍💕🔥⚾😷

[@FroggyFlips]

Thanks Jackie! Yep, this is the first time I’ve ever seen N scale at a garage sale. Very cool!

[@SixthCentralCorner]

my grandfather loves trains!! that man knew the worth of them but in his opinion he knows nobody would come by & spend the price on trains but still he’s awesome for such a steal price! that’s awesome you were able to catch that

[@adorejunk]

The leather post cards were pierced to sew them all together to eventually make a quilt. Research that picture ID Badge carefully some can bring big $$$ on eBay for auction. The carnival was a steal.

[@kayblack6484]

You have a gift for the good stuff. Liked the leather post cards

[@frankroper3274]

I like that old guy! You can tell when he was younger he had a job as a man in charge!

[@linahill7341]

Kind of seemed like senior citizen-hosted yard sale day. But it was great - they had neat and different items. And I love when they care so much for their possessions, tell you the story, and are pleased when you purchase them. I wouldn't have bought it but wasn't that parrot picture pretty? My faves - the leather postcards!!! and neat skate board (so tropical). Another good one Anthoney!

[@FroggyFlips]

Thank you so much, not a bad day!

[@Eschelonistic]

that Kato set was an epic find and a half. The Nicholson File company make/sell some of the best bastard files/rasps for metal working and wood-working you can get, the older ones from prior to year 2000 last for years.

[@lukesimpson3080]

The old timer would have a story for every possession. God bless him, we can learn a lot from our elders.

[@XoVoX]

I have gone to gobs of garage sales and never stumbled on a box of model trains like that, amazing!

[@sheryllynn9029]

Gotta love yard sales put on by the retired folks!!

[@cocolemon4024]

i like the story behind every item, not just an item but a treasure. so cool

[@janahertzberg6485]

Look at the Crazy Lamp lady. She sells glass all the time. The Fenton bowl probably could sell for 30 to 50 depending on your following. Carnival glass maybe 25. Amazing finds.

[@kristifounds7562]

Awesome on the box of trains! Any Kadee in there? They did mostly N gauge, and I did a lot of assembly and painting for them back in the late '70's and early '80's before, during and a bit after college. It was fun to play with all those little trains!

[@clarebear6736]

2:11 Did anyone else say "pick up the Brownie Guide Pin"? Also have you sold the carnival glass and Fenton glass already? Yes they are collectable to people like me, and would like to know what you would be asking? You hit the jackpot with those trains. Thank goodness my hubby no longer has he N scale train layout. There might be a N Scale train club in your area where you could sell them to or at least advertise with them. cheers

[@suecowden5480]

Ooh the clear light blue glass serving tray...are usually a real collectables. The fruit bowl I bought in New Hamphire at an antiques dealer had a pineapple motif.. I learned later about the prices and their values. Anyhow,fun watching!

[@aprilsmith6587]

Oh I love that little vase on the 3rd yard sale, next to the pocket watch.

[@roscoebiscoe7376]

We started with trains. We didn't know anything about trains and now I'm almost an expert. First thing we Sold was a $18 G scale watertower. We Sold it for $85

[@laurelshugars2866]

Wowsa!! That train box is a good example of how hood things happen to good people. Congratulations!!

[@tabbyzhauls]

I don't know about anyone else but I love hearing the story's behind each object that is being sold from the elderly but then it hurts me to pay so little for something they had so long and loved so I always end up giving a bit more than what they were asking . Because I feel that the storyline behind it that they tell is worth a price as well .

[@sycotash9916]

The glass is gorgeous. I'm a vintage glassware collector. The custard glass piece is beautiful. I love uv reactive glassware the most.

[@Suncast45]

My Son bought a hoarder house to flip last year! Found a china cabinet full of uranium glass pieces. Gorgeous with the UV light!

[@1977ob]

I recently came across your channel, and I have to say that you have one of the best picker/garage sale channels on you tube, both you and your family are so nice and I love how polite you are and that you always take the time to listen and talk to people. Keep up the outstanding work Anthony!! P.s, Can you do some more videos of your antique store please as I like seeing how you are getting on.

[@ThePapabear1017]

Another awesome find on the trains. The John Deere pocket watch was also a nugget. As of now it's listed on Amazon for 149.00. Good picking Hawkeye.

[@dperez49er]

I know this was 2 years ago but…. I cringed when I saw that vest on the floor… I’ve had mine 3 years and it’s never touched the ground

[@chtyan]

No gamble on that train set. I heard the cash register when you opened up that box! He said they're was engines in the bottom of the box. You were in the gravy without seeing the rolling stock. Nice haul.

[@lesliebrayton8016]

Love the leather postcards!

[@OnizukaSenseSay]

Yeah you did good on those n scale trale train stuff! Great find!😍

[@tubapunk]

Why I love Indiana. People are just so nice. Doesn't have to be deep, but just human appreciation. It's kinda gone downhill since covid I feel. Have you seen this at yardsales?

[@gj939]

Former Hoosier here, now living in Dixie. Just a heads up, if you can ever get out to Amish Country on a Friday morning (especially around Berne) the garage sales are out of this world. Amish clothing, vintage hats, handmade amish items, old quilts, rustic tools - it's literally insane what you can get for next to nothing. Your videos are nostalgic. Hope to move back to Indiana eventually.

[@FroggyFlips]

Wow, that’s awesome! I’ll definitely look into that!

[@Kathryn4268]

Fenton is a rose bowl should fetch decent money, it’s very pretty and since it’s a uranium custard glass and it glows it will fetch more than a regular Fenton Rose Bowl, and that piece of carnival glass should be worth a nice sum because it is not one of the newer ones made in the 60s and beyond it’s earlier than that, it has a nice pattern and really nice iridescence. I’m sure when you look up comps on eBay you’ll be pleased. Since glassware is hot right now it’s definitely the right time to be flipping it :-)

[@stevepotter7448]

Hey buddy great video. I absolutely love the old gentleman you got the trains from. Thats a cool part of what we do is the people

[@johnszczepanek9076]

The Nicholson File Co. pin looks similar to an employee I.D. pin my grandfather had.

[@Momsdailyagenda]

I love hearing stories from the older folks…👍💕

[@miragexl007]

Kato train...pretty cool. Didn't know much about them before period but got an Amtrak California Zephyr , with a side set of extra cars. Peak huz are spared because my daughters and I took the California Zephyr from Chicago to California multiple times. And Cato makes a beautiful replica Of that train

[@10jmarsh]

The blue and white Ford pickup at the sale with the bleacher seats was amazing! 🤩

[@robertfrancis6967]

Amazing things are still too be had. I had surely the best weekend of my yard sale finds. Not an expert on vintage chainsaws by any means just know that older ones have the potential to be worth a few bucks. Picked one up pulled the cord n it was stuck kinda bummed me out if it wasn't stuck I would have gladly paid the $20 he wanted for it. When I set it down he sweetened the deal with 3 additional newer quality saws that were not seized but didn't exactly fire right up all four for $20 figure I couldn't lose. And I hit a jackpot as that particular model Stihl saw was not super old it is however super rare and non running display models go for $500 they run $800+

[@johnmallatratt3644]

Hey Froggy ! Hello from the UK! Love watching this US yard sale stuff! We dont have this in the UK as far as i know! Certainly not where i live in Cornwall! It’s entertaining! We do have Charity Shops where you can pick up loads of bargains for a few quid( your bucks) We have car boot sales too which are real fun! Good luck ! Love the fact you take Elliot with you! Great fun! All the best!!👍👍😎

[@maureenhelm1917]

So enjoy! Fun to hear stories.

[@joolsprice1475]

Some great buys. It was great how you took time to let the older gent talk to you.

[@THE-RAH]

Omg!!!!! I love the older fella!!!! He’s so sweet! 😍

[@FroggyFlips]

I knew you’d like him cause he looked like Jimmy Carter :)

[@THE-RAH]

@@FroggyFlips I love my Jimmy Carter❤️❤️❤️

[@CoastalCrafterUK]

I was going to write that, such a sweetheart! X

[@THE-RAH]

@@CoastalCrafterUK we are so much alike!!!😘

[@CoastalCrafterUK]

@@THE-RAH I think it is the outlook of the chronically ill my sweet friend. We just have that joy spreading attitude!!! Xxx

[@Gary_Daytona]

That train hall was an awesome hall I knew it as soon as I saw that one said in the box. I was yelling to you to grab it I’m glad you did that box is going to make you a lot of money👍

[@FroggyFlips]

Not bad at all! The Kato set already sold for $189 plus shipping!

[@jayvoodovanquishdamagicman676]

They are peoples memories that will go on to be memories for other people rather than end up in the dump people who go to sales are saving the old stuff for the younger generation to enjoy weather they know it or not they are sort of historians 😁😎✌️

[@Pinkapotomus]

My husband lived across the street from Nicholson File in Anderson. Cool badge!

[@TheVtgGoddess]

Fenton bowl..$30 ish. The base color on your carnival glass was blue more likely cobalt... which could probably bring you around $60 to the right person

[@christiemcarthur3519]

Oh wow, I was at Fanning Island! That’s true - so many wee children

[@beckyhuffman]

That’s cloisonné on that globe. Wish I had found that! Cool finds.

[@manreyscorner1296]

Its good to hear some stories behind an item. Some folks dont just look for beauty also the story.🙂 interestong finds especially the box of train stuffs.

[@ryandavidson3769]

You do so great on these yard sales! Awesome! My Dad loves those N scale trains. I’ve been looking for a score just like this for months. I would buy the whole box if you want to do a quick flip. Give me a fair price

[@diverdave2179]

Trains were amazing, but I love the carnival glass and the globe.

[@candacemcglocklin3124]

The Vaseline Glass Bowl is gorgeous. I'll bet you that sucker glows under a blacklight!!

[@FroggyFlips]

It does!

[@britts.callison7860]

Leather postcards are hit or miss, but you will not lose money, may have doubled. Easy to store and ship

[@MitchellJacks0n]

you popped up in my YT algorithim a few days back and i have now watched just about every video you've posted. Im hooked! Seems like garage sale season is coming to an end already, but looking forward to some winter content!

[@alexhickenbottom2820]

He asked you if you like cassettes. That’s a cassette travel case my dad had a double sided one with cassette’s on either side, which it looks like that one is as well.

[@ATAATX]

Glad you got the globe from the same guy you got the trains from. That globe is freakin awesome!

[@pennypedersen6205]

Yes, on the glass. You're do Great.👍🤑

[@liveformybabies1190]

The Fenton custard bowl can go for good money. Carnival glass is not as desirable anymore unless there is an unusual pattern and a heavy iridescence but you will definitely get your money back on it. Fenton was a good score

[@carltesh9612]

Nice score on the n scale.Trains decades or definitely top of the line Concord.OK, lifelike it's alright, the double header.It's kinda rare, but you should be able to definitely.Maybe triple your money or not if not quadruple

[@debratyler6849]

Oh wow my husband and I went to fanning island years ago and bought a handmade basket.

[@5generations641]

Glassware is beautiful, depending on your customer base you should get a decent price. More for the fenton piece.

[@lisacates4185]

I paid 35,on a Fenton lilly of the valley six mos ago,,the yellow one is fenton vaseline glass,I think

[@residualaftermath]

Love your videos. Had to laugh at that box game called " Fact or Crap "

[@shadowking4545]

Froggy your just the nicest person brother

[@marksprinkle]

The gemstone paperweight globe has to be from Kalifano in Las Vegas. It's one of those stores that sells metal sculptures made of car parts, globes, giant fossils, and anything else that Michael Jackson would generally buy two or three of when he'd go through there. Although small, I'd say it's a Kalifano globe.

[@mikek6313]

I love when people take the time to talk about how they got the item, or it's history

[@PizzaWharf]

You definitely have an asmr vibe going on in your videos. I love it!

[@jacqueline-mariemartin1170]

Love all your vids. Learning so much. Thanks for sharing.

[@sherryjohnston5161]

The pin with the photo is a I.D. badge. I have my dad's I.D. badge when he worked in a factory in the 40's.

[@vorkosigan]

My mother worked at Nicholson File before I was born. Neat to see that!

[@FroggyFlips]

Oh that’s cool!

[@franksmith2629]

The photo button is a vintage employee id about 40's. Its a collectable pin and have sold many. About 25.00 and more if a war time maker or a woman because can list as a "Rosie the Riveter"

[@FroggyFlips]

Yep, that’s what it was. Sold it for $80!

[@franksmith2629]

@@FroggyFlips Very nice price! I like the old pins and medals because they are easy to ship for under 4.00. Cool show!

[@dennisjamieson3328]

Nice train pieces. Nice necklaces. Nice video all around. Some nice deals.

[@guitardoug12]

Wow you found an old employee badge. Usually they are from the WWII era. I usually buy them for about $40.

[@debbiecooper3125]

I love globes and collect them, the one you purchased is beautiful.

[@dawndixon402]

Congratulations! Excellent score. I also liked everybody telling you the stories of where they came from.

[@AHoneybelly]

Garage sale flippin and KZbin clippin. Gotta love it. ❤️ Hope you're well froggo

[@21Nekoda]

I like the non rudeness you are displaying.

[@mikemontgomery7337]

One thing about Anthony. I never know if he's buying things for resale or decorating his house or buying toys for his kids !!! 😂

[@notthatyouasked6656]

The provincial phone brought back memories because my Mom had a phone like that in her bedroom for years. She bought it in a local department store back when AT&T was the only game in town, so she could only buy the "shell" of the phone in the store. Someone from the phone company had to come to the house, install the "guts" of the phone, and then hardwire the phone into the wall. There were no removable phone cords back then. She also had to pay the phone company for "renting" the guts of the phone every month! No wonder they split AT&T up in the 80s!

[@FroggyFlips]

Wow, that is really interesting!

[@batman77769]

Hey Anthony , Another awesome video! Thanks for the great content . Take care !

[@diggindumbsht9525]

Nice. Nicholson File was in Anderson on Columbus Ave.

[@LaurenOliviArt]

The white cat at 1:45 has been selling really well lately!