Nice eBay ReSelling Haul - High Profit Items - Info & Hack

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Small Postcard Sleeves: rover.ebay.com...
Large Postcard Sleeves: rover.ebay.com...
Card Dividers For The BIN Container: rover.ebay.com...
Large Jewelry 3” X 4” Zip lock storage bags: rover.ebay.com...
Small Jewelry 2” X 2” Zip lock storage bags: rover.ebay.com...
Comic Book, Magazine Bags, Clothing & small format Sheet Music Bags: rover.ebay.com...
Large Format Sheet Music, Books, Clothing, atc. Bags: rover.ebay.com...
Some of the Mailing Supplies We Use:
2" Table Top Tape Dispenser: rover.ebay.com...
2” Tape For Dispenser Above: rover.ebay.com...
6" X 9" poly mailing bags: rover.ebay.com...
10” X 14” & Larger Poly Mailing Bags: rover.ebay.com...
Top Loaders For Postcards or Small Paper Items: rover.ebay.com...
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[@sublime90]

hi don i just wanted to say i really appreciate your videos. its cool seeing a youtube reseller who isnt justtalking about clothing and actually showing real vintage items not 1998 "vintage". really cool stuff, now i know to keep my eyes open for paper.

[@TheAuctionProfessor]

Thanks so much! We always try to only sell the items with the best profit margin, and for us that area is mostly paper, and vintage items.

[@PeddlingProfits]

sublime90 we agree with you, it is really cool that "The Auction Professor" talks about things we like and things we mainly sell and have for years. Tired of seeing the same old same old ( no pun intended lol ) youtube videos talk about the same thing over and over, clothing and video games.

[@timwilson2939]

I want to thank you for your excellent videos. You have inspired me to expand my eBay selling to records and plastic figures. Your videos are very informative and offer real-world advice.

[@TheAuctionProfessor]

Glad they have been helpful. If you are branching out the one thing you should do is research everything so that you don't over pay. Getting the items cheap is the key, and making sure they are something that would sell.

[@donnaoshaughnessy8500]

Appreciate all the info on rosaries, one of my favorite things to collect for my self. Amazing how all the "smalls" are so desired. Thanks so much for doing these videos.

[@TheAuctionProfessor]

Thanks for watching! Rosaries can sell very well, as do main religious items. We always look out for them.

[@eve5372]

I really enjoy watching your videos and learning new things from you while I post. Thanks so much for all your help Don!

[@laknesu]

I thought about selling things on ebay and have been watching videos. I'm retired and could use a bit of a monthly supplement. The thought of selling clothing did not excite me but the things you are showing I have always loved. Just never knew the value. I can't wait to get somewhere to browse. Thanks again.

[@CherylAnnRose]

Dawn soap & water cleans everything!

[@techhub-10]

Very good video and inspiring. I started selling used books on Amazon just recently but have been on eBay sense 1999. Just never got serious about it. Very inspiring and you are obviously quite knowledgeable. Please keep it up! Thank you

[@alainaschultz2399]

Thanks for the eraser cleaning tip, great idea!

[@tracywheeler1227]

Wow that StanHope cross is an Amazing little artifact, Ive never heard of these. Cool find Don

[@laknesu]

Thanks so much for sharing your knowlwdge. Much appreciated. I am learning so much.

[@debtroendle8310]

SLIK Toys were made at Lansing Iowa, I worked for the Lansing Company for 40 years these soldiers were before my time, neat to see it.

[@Tiffinysue]

my way to identity Bakelite, before i buy it, is if it smells like my old sunday school teacher when i was a child. a stinky although pleasant memory. ha

[@stevespencer1570]

Great video! Liked and Shared you did well on the 45 records

[@spillthwinesfinds1244]

That casino post card is so cool! Good luck! I hope you get a ton!

[@TheAuctionProfessor]

If you are referring to the Tahoe card we sold that one for over $400.

[@tcthepackrat]

I soak most of my dirty figures in warm dish soap, use a soft toothbrush, usually works on a lot of stuff, Thanks for te great videos, I just discovered your channel, been binge watching

[@frozenhouse5362]

Full lesson in every video great content

[@jenniferbobennifer6164]

What kind of electric cleaner do you have? And do you use never dull for silver or other metals or both? I've only used it on my exhaust tips before but I but loved it.

[@charlottebayford]

cool video this is kinda what I'm doing on my channel to resell xox

[@mikepetraglia3340]

Just another GREAT Video !! thanks

[@1001butlers]

I have boxes of 45’s guess I’m pulling them out & looking up comps

[@arcturianlightsoundlovehea5689]

Great rare finds!! Thank you!

[@garyr5430]

Great Haul! How do you clean up the records? Thanks for the continued education!

[@TheAuctionProfessor]

We have a record cleaner, but you can use the softest cloth you have, and some light dish soap. Never get the label wet though, and never scrub a disc. Only use light effort.

[@ElCompaIsmaelVlogs]

Thanks for such a great video ! Learning a lot

[@dianebeland3290]

Went to savers yesterday the prices were ridiculous.

[@MegaBaz12]

Great video thanks

[@seeker751]

Fantastic video and content overall!

[@tripledp]

Your pricing on the the majority of your 45s toward the beginning seem a bit inflated as compared to Discogs pricing. The last few seemed about right, but saying 75$ for a 5-10$ 45? Big score on the Neil diamond wow! The warren Miller w. Generic sleeve is between 10& 20 max. Ronnie savoy 30-40. But if you get the prices you’re claiming more power to you!! Love your channel though ! Always enjoying what you’re doing.

[@TheAuctionProfessor]

Yes we get these prices. We sell records on eBay, Amazon, and Discogs with Amazon using being the best place do being able to sell them for far more there than anywhere else. Discogs is probably the worst place to sell records though because we get far more on eBay, and Amazon over sales on Discogs. We usually only sell the cheaper records on Discogs as that is the best place for lower value discs.

[@stronglikebull7958]

Great video my man!

[@davidnorman6887]

Other than eBay Solds, where do you do research? Thanks, love the channel.

[@kathleenmurphy2379]

Thank you so very much for all this information... you are such a wonderful interesting person....love the teacher you are.... I taught die 32 yes abs now I an going into thus ebay etsy world And need to reverse roles... become a pupil and allow you to be my teacher or should say professor!

[@TheAuctionProfessor]

Thanks! Glad to have you!

[@kathleenmurphy2379]

Sorry about the fact I missed editing my post...should read I taught for 32 yrs and now would like to begin ebay...I just found sine old sheet music... The Man on the Flying Trapeze and another one...Stephen Foster...not sure if they are worth anything came with something else and some other sheet music not in great shape...having trouble trying to find their worth...I guess I need to find you on FB and pay a picture... I can't Tell you how much i enjoy these videos! Thanks again

[@thegtlab]

Very informative video! One problem I have is the amount of time it takes to research some of these vintage items, especially the ones with no marking or name . Any tips ?

[@TheAuctionProfessor]

It would depend on which items you're talking about. Such as the Marx figures, once you've found them, and examined them you should know from that point what to look for. I have a video up from 5 or 6 weeks ago that I go into just Marx toys. Some items will take time to look them up for sure, but once you've done it enough you wont have to look again. Research though is key. Most of the items I sell, and show, are things you should run into at some point, but without spending the time to research the items you'll be missing out. The margins are higher for what we sell, compared to clothing, books, and etc.

[@thegtlab]

Thanks for the reply ! I appreciate it. The items you show are definitely different and unique from the rest of the youtube crowd and thats what I love about this channel !

[@lauragillespie189]

How do you grade your records? If they are scratched do they still sell? I have loads of old records from my parents. Appreciate all your knowledge and that you share!

[@greenthriftylife4215]

Truly love your channel and have recommended it to quite a few people looking to up their ebay game. I do have a question for you, i purchased a nice album full of chinese postcards which i actually have a video of on my channel (2 videos to be exact)... my question is would you break something like that up or would you sell it as an album? Thanks for your videos and the inspiration you provide!

[@TheAuctionProfessor]

Thanks so much for the kind words, and recommendations. I watched your videos, and I would sell those together as an album. They are modern cards from what I can see. The China cards that sell for the big bucks, are pre-1950 cards, and especially RPPC's. I would think an album like that would go in the $45-$75 range. Show the best image out of the album as the main picture for your listings as well. I would also leave the listing title very basic to force people to check out the listing for details. it should increase your chances.

[@greenthriftylife4215]

The Auction Professor thanks so much for taking the time to respond, I have them listed now as one lot, I listed them a bit higher than you suggested but with best offer on... whatever happens I paid less than 3$ for the whole book full, surprisingly enough at the goodwill bins. Thank you again!

[@charmingSaint]

Why is Lake Tahoe postcards so valuable desired ?

[@LynnVids1]

When you sell collectible advertising pens, since they are vintage most ink is dried up and thus won't arrive in usable condition...should that be mentioned in the listing?

[@TheAuctionProfessor]

That would be up to you. I've only had one person ask in the past, and would assume most people would understand that the ink would be dried up at this point. Some of the pens can have the ink cartridge replaced, but many there wont be one available due to the age, and constructions.

[@LynnVids1]

Thank you SO much for taking the time to advise me. LOVE your channel!

[@sfn-life]

Do you ever come across any Alexandrite glass?

[@brettlott570]

Hello new subscriber here. I was wondering if you have ever sold 4ft carved wooden statues of Indians before? Thanks for any info and your informative videos.

[@sherriemedellin5575]

I have hundreds of old records,and albums from my mothers old collection,do you buy them .I can’t seem to find anyone where I live ,message me back ...