20 UNEXPECTED Items You Can Sell on eBay for BIG Profit!

[@Cali_Suaze]

Easy go-to list: 1) Sealed VHS Tapes 2) OEM Vehicle Radio Units 3) Duck Decoys 4) Board Games 5) HealthCare (Hair Products Unused Unopened) 6) Thermostats 7) Car/Motorcycle Manuals 8) Voice Recorders 9) Knives 10) Portable Handheld GPS units 11) Espresso Machines (Commercial = more $) 12) Vintage Paperweights 13) Tripp NYC & JNCO Jeans 14) Kachina Dolls 15) Bibles 16) Cross Stitch Patterns 17) Handmade Quilts 18) Vintage Briefs, Underwear, Jock Straps (New) 19) Lava Lamps 20) DYMO Label Writer/Printer

[@knerduno5942]

Now they selling everywhere on there for $8

[@elpincheflores3154]

Thanks for listing.

[@KaylaKennedy-x9y]

Thank you! I was wanting to go back through for an overview!

[@mehditayshun5595]

People like you make the world a better place! ♥️ I copied and pasted your comment so now I don't have to take my own notes before I go thrifting thank you sir !!

[@hap9915]

Thank you

[@digitaldoc1976]

I'm a 15-year reseller and I have to say that this is the best out of hundreds of like videos I've ever seen. Well done. Thank you.

[@RALLIROOTS]

❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻 that means the world

[@deyaniraletusworktogether]

@@RALLIROOTS I am not a current reseller, dabbled on eBay for a bit 15 years ago, I remember it being fun, and this video is definitely inspiring me to start up again! thank you!!

[@old-royking]

i can tell this is a bot post no one get inspiring form this unless cheap and like to scam people

[@mjt1517]

@@old-royking Are you mad that money exists?

[@tashacat74]

Good on ya. Just looked up some of these items, bidding on a freaken vintage Mallard 😂 and bought a Viking Panda paperweight for $17. Good times xx

[@rauhauscollecting7445]

Just turned in my resignation after 16 years of teaching - going full time! Thanks Ryan and Ali for all the help over the last few years - your knowledge has helped me to make this amazing leap to freedom!

[@RALLIROOTS]

Wooohooo! Congrats :) and thank you for teaching. Takes an awesome person.

[@isoldelippens6670]

I resigned after 27 years in the medical field. Retirement will be fun getting rid of all my stuff!

[@flippinflamingos5376]

Good luck to you! I retired 5 years ago from teaching due to a disability and reselling has replaced my income; not that a teaching income was that hard to replace! 😂😜

[@isoldelippens6670]

@@flippinflamingos5376 Thanks, part of me is scared but most of me is releaved. I won’t make that much money selling my stuff but it will help. Plus I don’t need my stuff.

[@avanett1]

I taught for 10 and have now been a full time reseller for 6 years! It's the best. But my hubby has a job with awesome insurance so that makes it a little more comfortable to do this full time.

[@EricScrapping4Dinidog]

I appreciate you taking the time to share this information. My wife and I sold on EBay 20 years ago. I’m trying to get out of truck driving. After 30 years of it I’m tired of it and hate going to work. Another item we used to have excellent luck with is Barbie dolls. Some of them sell for thousands of dollars but even used Barbie doll clothes can make money. I see that kind of stuff all the time. Thank You again!

[@HANKDOOGG7]

I love a grandma quilt. Nothing compares.

[@bella-bee]

I’m a grandma and I make quilts. Am I onto something?

[@stephaniemilam-olliges3445]

Probably just received more information in this what 20 something minutes about reselling than I have in the last two years. Have severe adhd associated with ptsd and I made it through the entirety of this video without wanting to get up and do 50 other things meanwhile. Kudos to you guys for putting this together! Tysm!!

[@l.scales7516]

bless friend, I use this trick for Simon whistler vids, & I do this with captions on( lol extreme speed reader) I increase the playback speed under the settings icon. try 1.25x if the audio is unclear but in general 1.5x is perfect for most vids & some are great at 1.75x ! it's also fun to do this with cartoons & slow crafting vids & ahem more adult stuff with your choice of music in the background. truly hilarious! imagine super slowed scenes as well because it's right in settings!

[@lilbullet158]

One of my friends makes a Very tidy sum of money from LEGO. LEGO regularly bring out specific themed sets that eventually run their course and then get sold really cheap in supermarket clearance sales. As soon as he spots them my friend buys ALL OF THEM... Waits up to a year then sells them as 'CLASSIC RARE SETS' for at least '10' or more times the price he paid for them. And the older the discontinued line is, the more they sell for... He's earnt a LOT of money doing it over the last few years.

[@old-royking]

well just show your friend is scamer like this guy is

[@lilbullet158]

@@old-royking That's not a very nice accusation Young Lady. In fact it's damn right rude. As such I feel compelled to defend my friend and in the process *'Shut You Up'.* : _If and when a product becomes 'Discontinued' and is no longer sold it's value may increase due to unavailability, especially to those interested in acquiring it. The same thing happens with many products, Watches, Jewellery, Engine Parts, and in this case 'Toys'. Selling them as 'Collectors Items' is Not _*_"Scamming"_*_ Especially to those who actually do Collect and or otherwise Purpose those products. What is debatable, however, is whether you have the intelligence to fathom that._ *I Strongly doubt it.*

[@old-royking]

@@lilbullet158 if not availability put it for how much got it as my be telling it to someone who dose not got much money and really need it for kid and find out my have something missing that was to be with it as store do that take something out of it just so person got to get a hold of it and if no longer around that person out of luck

[@mjt1517]

@@old-royking how is reselling a scam?

[@EcnalKcin]

@@mjt1517 From the perspective of dumb people, many things are scams.

[@talktalk4401]

"Everybody deserves to eat." ❤ Glad you are a success, you deserve it.

[@RALLIROOTS]

😊 thank you

[@old-royking]

@@RALLIROOTS he was makeing fun of you for trying to sell something way to high if people did buy that from you was not no one in the usa

[@old-royking]

@@RALLIROOTS you that type of person huh well good luck am in usa people that cant read my words are the type who use people for own needs and do not care about scaming someone

[@mjt1517]

@@old-royking buyers set prices. If a buyer didn't find value in a price, they wouldn't buy it. Relax.

[@old-royking]

@@mjt1517 well do not get why someone be that dumb to pay for something can easy find at a drug store but am 100% sure the one who made this video lie about saying useless pin now if it was high class looking borg for stv that i can see going for 300

[@umpaloompa_]

Ryan, your willingness to share all aspects of the business is appreciated. My kids are a little younger than you, so I have enjoyed watching you "kids" grow through the years. And I look forward to watching your dream home come together. I know your parents are proud.

[@stoshvineyard8795]

I've been watching this channel and all I can really say is thank you for being upfront and honest about things and not sugar coating a bunch of BS. GOOD looking out man!!!

[@niceatpingpong]

For people that may feel weird about selling bibles - if you're concerned about the ethics of making money by flipping them, consider that these aren't going to people that just want a bible. There are plenty of organizations that give out free bibles and plenty of places online where you can download a copy of the bible for free. These are specifically going to collectors who will actually care for them and if someone doesn't resell them then there's a good chance that they'll sit on a shelf somewhere rotting away instead of being preserved. If you have ethical concerns then you can always sell the bibles and donate the proceeds to whatever organization or church could use the money, but either way make sure they get into the hands of someone who can preserve it.

[@felixmarvin1199]

Some bookstores don't sell Bibles, they throw them away. I've seen leather bound 100+ years old Bibles thrown in the trash. I've rescued a few.

[@Kelly-nd3cz]

Walmart sells them so I don’t understand the Big Deal that ppl make about selling Bibles heck I have a 1910 and I’m really curious how much is value is! Thank you, RYAN, and Ally

[@ellainecubacub9560]

9pm

[@CKBBonitabeachbum]

My good friend just passed away, in January. I inherited all his things, including a handful of old,vintage bibles,that used to be his mom's.Alott of em are from the 1800's.Thank U for the info,cuz i need hernia repair susgery,& turning these into $$ would be a big help ! Help that i have prayed for too ! So ,amen brother ! 🙏

[@randalltexasshop2236]

It's a good fantasy novel to read when you're taking a dump or level your bed under a floor post.

[@ianstedman8672]

"Everybody should be able to eat" this line earned by sub. Class act.

[@RALLIROOTS]

No gatekeeping here :)

[@micheledickey4066]

Cutco knives are amazing!!!! As a quilter I can say that the more intricate the design the more they sell for. The cathedral window is one of my all time favorites!!! Vintage jock straps?!?! Hahaha. Wow.

[@lesliespeers2739]

I sell mostly on etsy (3 stores, 1 ebay) vintage paper ephemera, books and office supplies. Most of my buyers are crafters who use my items to make junk journals. Paper especially sells well. Old ledgers, typing paper, stationery, etc. can fetch big bucks. Also not only crafters but the TV and film industry are buyers. I've sold many items to be used as props. One more thing, vintage fabrics, sheets, and even cutter quilts are good sellers. Again think crafters. TFS I always enjoy your content. Blessings from California * L

[@starlightmckennah5241]

What type of movie props do well?

[@AllenAigbokhan]

Do you make money

[@CatMinionUS]

Yep, just sold a bag of gloves to a film props master.

[@mb-pc3zn]

Straight to the point and very informative.I just sold a queen size pottery barn quilt for 120 bucks.Its crazy what people spend their money on sometimes.

[@Emis_Dad]

On ebay? And 🎉congrats btw!!

[@bouncerslabrealnature9143]

I bought two AF King paintings at a thrift store for $2.99 and sold them for almost 14k .... Baccarat vase for 10¢ at a church sale and sold it for $1,200.00 , Faberge cobalt to clear bowl for $1.99 From goodwill and sold it for $850.00 . This is typical because I get off my backside and look around....it was once again a great week. 🎉

[@K717MOS]

That’s awesome! Do you pull up the price point they are selling for on eBay to compare pricing?

[@joshct9426]

I don't believe you for one second

[@mjt1517]

@@joshct9426 those deals are out there

[@OneSomebody1]

Stealing from good causes?

[@cewaffles]

Giving this information that other resellers might not like helps with items not getting sent to the landfill. I've saved a few things looking to resell but wasn't able to sell, so I've sold them locally at a Decent price (not what I could haven't gotten), and I know a reseller or two that I've reached out to and they've picked them up for my cost plus a good amount and they are still able to get money for so, win win. If I can't sell it for more profit and someone else can, then its all good.

[@ivangies6314]

Great list Ryan ! I knew some of them, but a lot was new to me ! Thanks!! A side note to the handmade quilts, even the tore and tattered ones can sell to the right person. They buy them to make vintage Doll clothes. Thanks!!

[@Joyflipper]

There are more Thomas Kincade/Disney cross stitch patterns. I picked one up at an antique mall and thought “I’m not paying $15.99 for that!” Then I scanned it and happily paid $15.99!!! Mine sold for almost $200 but I’ve seen them go higher. It was Cinderellas castle

[@RALLIROOTS]

Woooot woooot!! That’s awesome

[@j.mariowilson5362]

Hey, I appreciate your effort and thanks for making these videos. I’m trying to get started. I am actually a disabled Marine Corps veteran and finally after years of just recovering and well enough to try to start making some money again and I could use some help and I appreciate your effort and all the information that you pass along. Thank you very much for all you do.

[@TheTrainStationOG]

Thank you for your service. I wish you the best of luck.

[@iseethroughyou]

@J. Mario Wilson Please, if you haven't already, look into filing a PACT ACT claim. It is the least the government can do as reparations for what you endured in connection to your service to our country. My parents were stationed at Camp Lejeune and & my brother was stationed a in Somalia, and all suffer(ed) fatally and terminally from presumptive conditions. I wish you the best of success and joy in your pursuits. OORAH!

[@jimthar17]

Semper Fi.

[@thefreedomproject4777]

Thank you for serving the country 🙏

[@Magnanimous17]

I absolutely LOVE your EJ Sullivan piece on the wall.❤ " A Skeleton Amongst Roses" Not Dead, just Grateful.❤💀♾️🌌✌️

[@ivermectin3191]

This group of resellers are great .. Fun loving and always looking after their followers. Amazing knowledge and kindness 💪🏼💪🏼

[@RALLIROOTS]

Lots of love and respect back to you Iver!

[@rolandomoreno104]

Finally someone who is in this for profit....we decided to go full time resales, will be at the Alameda Antique faire May 7th space M34. Thank you for the encouragement.

[@Lancaster_County_Resellers]

We are just starting out with our reselling business and we are still getting familiar with what to look for when we're out on the hunt. This video was very helpful and we look forward to more in the future. Thanks for the inside info

[@pamelagarrett3754]

Lately when I go to yard sales or estate sales, everything is priced absolutely insane with printed pages for what it sold for on EBay. Thrift stores are following the same path by marking everything way up. I can’t tell you how much dollar store crap is listed for $5 at my local thrift stores.

[@zzz-cb3xe]

Good will sells poor quality shit for retail sometimes

[@Emis_Dad]

Anyway to nip this in the bud? Seems unfair on so many levels

[@eddymac1916]

And do they realize that there's a lot more to selling on ebay than they think? If they want ebay prices, maybe they should sell on that platform then, huh?

[@GotchaEventPhotography]

Stop whining

[@nimekupata]

@@eddymac1916Many of them do!

[@TboneLoyal]

Thanks again. Been watching you for years. I got out of it few years back and was doing facebook till my son was diagnosed with leukemia. That stopped our whole world. He is doing good now in treatment and in remission. Cancer free. Im wanting to get back to sales. This gives me ideas again to do what i can as its hard to keep up with the bills. Being disabled myself and taking care of him i cant hold a normal job. But i can take pictures and list. Gona try to get back to it in the coming months. Yall have always inspired me. Thank you Tim Loyal.

[@l.scales7516]

bless bless keep well & maintain the mood & the brain & the spirit as well, we are not parts of a person , but a whole being with synced systems, if 1 is of kilter... the whole body develops a limp or a stutter, twitch or lag in motion& this can lead to a fall! keep your young man well be maintaining your own self as well! a fellow disabled ? handicapped? crippled? lol I like ' physically challenged ' but I can add mentally as well. life is a puzzle, figure it out & put it together! enjoy life!

[@owlbethrifting6190]

Like a good student, I grabbed a pen and paper and took notes! Thank you for this info. I am retired and trying the reselling thing, so I need all the know-how from those of you that have done this awhile. I have done pretty well so far on my own "good eye", but I can always improve. You and your beautiful wife are so fun to watch.

[@bts_vintagearmy3754]

Excellent! I, too, have been selling on eBay many years… and you are 100% accurate and bring some new ideas to the table. Thank you!!

[@ryanw1639]

Going off what you said “common consumables”. Kinda the same I get free lawnmowers all the time so I break them down and sell the parts all summer. I know it’s not for everyone but it’s good money. I can part out a push mower for more than what I can get repairing it and selling it whole.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Awesome! That is a fantastic hustle and I totally agree.

[@gamemachinejames9837]

Thank you for being clear and honest on every point and not just hyping a current trend that could easily die before the video ends

[@lizalarosa1470]

Good video Ryan, thanks! I picked up a vintage jock strap at a garage sale for $0.50 and sold it for $50!

[@JulieSchaus-i2s]

I am just a beginner. Have mostly focused on my husbands nice tools. I have decided to move forward and become a full time reseller. This video has been SO extremely helpful! THANK YOU Ryan. I will be a follower and probably join the reseller group. Much appreciated! Julie

[@tonyrutgershauer7947]

I sold the knobs off an old vintage Kenmore washer for 30 dollars...empty beer cans with rock star pics on them 15 to 25 each....people will buy the craziiest stuff !!!

[@donaldhastyjr4066]

Just getting into reselling, haven't fully launched it as of yet due to moving across the country, but out of the many videos I have watched, you are by far the most informative and REAL person I have ever watched on KZbin about reselling. I have bought from eBay hundreds of times over the years, kinda my go to, but after arriving in Chicagoland area, I have begun to rethink this idea. Liked and subscribed!!

[@RALLIROOTS]

thank you thank you :) Chicago is a fun city, good comedy and food out that way. stay warm

[@hettie53]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge! As a newbie to reselling, tips from the voice of experience are always welcome. Your presentation is so friendly and easy to understand. I wish you continued success.

[@FranciscoClifford-c1n]

Big thank you from all of your fans! You are an awesome human been!🐕

[@RALLIROOTS]

♥️♥️♥️

[@420fmmusic]

Those are definitely early 2000s goth style. They were hanging out with us ravers in the 90s in some of the clubs and our styles sorta crossbred and we traded traits and styles and inspired each other. It was a beautiful time. Thanks for the memories ❤

[@alanpecherer5705]

VHS tapes??????? My Gawd, a couple of years ago (2 years, not 20 years) I helped clean out the home of a hoarder lady. And she was one of those "collectors" who had to own every movie ever made on VHS. I could not give a count of the number of moving boxes of movies we dumped off at Goodwill and they got pissed at us because they regarded them as having zero, if not negative value. Several pickup loads. Probably 2500-3000 tapes, and great numbers of them were in original cellophane and for sure 50 or so we just dumped in the garbage. Incredible.

[@schoolsgirl]

About the thermostats; we had our old, battery model, replaced by ADT and later found out that when power goes out we froze because new one only worked with electricity. Good thing I saved the old one 😃 Two other items; canes/walking sticks (specially vintage ones) and golf clubs, some go for thousand$. Thanks for the video!

[@jackwgn]

If you lost power the heater wouldn't work anyways

[@schoolsgirl]

@@jackwgn my gas heat always worked even after power outages, we also had hot water because tank was controlled by a gas pilot. Again, thermostat was controlled by batteries, same as you would have with a solar system. No electricity required. The battery is a backup.

[@jackwgn]

@schoolsgirl the thermostat might click on but unless your blower motor and inducer motor is ran off battery, I don't understand where the high voltage would come from if the power is out, maybe a backup generator or something? I'm no expert but just doesn't make sense to me

[@schoolsgirl]

@jackwgn I'm no expert either, I just know that it worked until the battery-operated thermostat was removed by ADT. We also have a gas fireplace & we can also use it when power goes out.

[@rannylane1971]

My wife and I stumbled across your videos, I really like your videos. We were one of the first to sell area rugs on eBay. We have be building our inventory and are excited to get back at it. Thank you and your lovely bride for helping us learn. Thank you Ranny

[@Emis_Dad]

How do you do shipping costs for this? Thankyou😅

[@rannylane1971]

@@Emis_Dad we use the flat rate by the USPS. Most clothing items ship for $9.25

[@Emis_Dad]

@@rannylane1971 thank you si much! 👍

[@nickname2678]

You aren't in the Seattle area by chance are you Ranny? Waaaay back I used to go to a lot of auctions in that area and I'd always see and chat with a couple that were only buying area rugs to resell.

[@rannylane1971]

@@nickname2678 No Sir, love the area and have visited. I never lived there

[@ojeantas5180]

the reason the dymos went up is because the new models have roll detection and will reject the older rolls. and most businesses have hundreds of rolls as reserve and don't want to upgrade to machines that they cant use their on hand inventory.

[@celesteross8024]

Thank you for all this useful information!! We will make sure to keep our eyes open for these items. Not only were you informative, you were pleasant to listen to! Thanks again! 🤗

[@brianallison1913]

I can vouch on the voice recorders. I found a Sony clear voice plus in a dumpster that was used but in excellent condition and sold it very quickly for $85. Also I would recommend looking out for vintage stereo equipment. I found a Marantz receiver in a city pickup junk pile that worked just fine and sold for $1800. I've found speaker towers (like Klipsch, Pioneer, JBL, etc) that just needed new foam or rubber and made hundreds.

[@meticulouselectronics]

If you specified you found it in a dumpster, do you think you still would have got that much? Lol

[@brianallison1913]

@@meticulouselectronics I leave those parts out lol. It's not like I look through real nasty ones though. But my oh my what people throw away. I've found everything from new merchandise still in it's packaging to gold jewelry and old coins. It's crazy. As long as I never find a cadaver lol.

[@meticulouselectronics]

@@brianallison1913 I would retire quickly if I found a corpse lol

[@valeriesantos8178]

Great valuable information! Love how u educate as to what u can ‘no longer sell’ on eBay. I sold yrs ago + things have changed lots.

[@MIgardener]

Love the list Ryan. Another one to add is similar to duck decoys, but spear fishing decoys. Wow. We have sold nearly $5000 worth and get them for like $15 each in a bundled estate sale deal. They are nutssss.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Ooooooo great tip! New one for me :)

[@cewaffles]

Fancy seeing you here... I wouldn't have thought to see you posting on a reseller's page.. nice..Cheers to you both.

[@Timetraveler1111MN]

I am glad to know this. I looked them up and was surprised. Q is this mainly for native Americans?

[@miketyson8933]

That's what we call a scammer! Pay your taxes

[@gregtowle8830]

@@RALLIROOTS I think thats why peple should do thier home work and actually see what things are worth before putting thier items on ebay so they dont get ripped off.

[@quagmier3]

My best guess about the vintage underwear is that costume designers buy up stuff like that because it’s easier than making from scratch. I sold a small bag of vintage shoelaces to someone for that purpose. I know people would think that the underwear would not show on a movie but if a modern underwear tag was showing in a vintage movie shot it would be a costly mistake.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Good guess!

[@TheCrunchbird]

More like gay men buying jock straps. They love that kind of thing.

[@panicfilms]

Cleaning out my moms attic after she passed I found some old new in box bras and mens underwear and a super big thick Spanish language bible and all sold for $30-50 each. Definitely worth looking out for these and bibles ship cheap as media mail too.

[@Coconutoilcrazy]

I no longer resell , your video popped up so I had to watch. Cutco knife block, the largest one they had. I bought one for $5 at an estate sale, It sold for 335. VTG razors, I found a pack of personal touch for .99, which sold for 95. VTG lace panties- I dont know ebays policy on selling these as Collectible, obviously they are 'Used". They fetch a pretty penny.

[@kmdw62]

Here's one to keep a lookout for also. Acme refrigerator magnets. Found 2 tubs in my mom's warehouse and was pleasantly surprised at the selling price of these very ordinary items.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Ooooo nice!!!

[@xironbeastx8677]

Ill add one that i see great returns on to be nice, vintage lawn gnomes, you can find them all over for a couple bucks and if in good shape they can go for hundreds easily, and its very easy for beginners to judge condition.

[@vickiecaskey9797]

Fantastic! This was just a random video I chose and I think it was life changing! Thank you 🙏.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Happy to help! thanks for watching :)

[@iseethroughyou]

Same! Lol Subscribed!

[@migueltrujillo8962]

“Everyone deserves to eat”. Couldn’t have said it better! Luv ur vids man and I wish nothing but the best for you and ur fam🙏🏼

[@Dazercade]

Your outfit choice for this video makes me feel like I'm taking eBay selling advice from my drunk uncle from Indiana at our family's Forth of July reunion party.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Lol 😂 that’s pretty accurate actually 🎆

[@coreya4126]

I'd say he gives off more of a Doug played by Sean Astin in "50 First Dates" vibe in this, love your guys' videos by the way!@@RALLIROOTS

[@CharleySuede]

Hoosier here, and I endorse this statement.

[@AlanPyles]

Thank you for this. I appreciate the thought process and the real world calculations you showed. I am just starting out but this where I would like to get to add some point. Keep up the excellent content

[@momzillainnova]

THe JNKO thing is killing me. THese were worn in the skateboarding community in the 1990's and my boys lived in them. If I only I had saved all those stupid pants!!! Also, the cross stitch patterns do great but even completed cross stitch do very well if they are vintage!

[@billyoung6215]

I have sold many different items on ebay and craig's list over the years, but have kind of put it aside lately; ebay prices were getting too high and then there is the tax issue. I'm retired now and your video has inspired me to take another crack at it. Thanks...

[@DoubleA93]

Gonna save this video, thank you guys so much! Reselling is addicting and the wisdom given to us through your videos motivate many of us to keep hustling! 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@RALLIROOTS]

❤️❤️❤️🤜🏻🤛🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@sellsformoola]

Great video. Thanks for sharing all these items with us.

[@RALLIROOTS]

You are so welcome!

[@BusyBeadBoutique]

I use to own a coffee shop & you are spot on about espresso machines! - Thanks always for the tips! -Sommer

[@Ella-p2h]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I enjoyed your video, it was very informative well delivered and did not drive me insane w nonsense info.. Your intentions were very transparent and THANKS again for taking time out of your life to support fellow resellers.

[@christopherstoecker151]

First time viewer & I'm very impressed. Although some of us know about most if not all of these there's plenty folks that don't. There can never be enough well done vids like this to help people learn. Looking forward to watching past vids & the ones to come. Fantastic job sir

[@nikkolaus]

21:00 I have a Rollo printer as well... love it, and love the shipping label discount it comes with!

[@skygods89ify]

So appreciate this video! I'm predominately a clothing reseller but always wanting to learn more about hard goods! Heading out to a community yard sale tomorrow, 60 homes signed up! so excited!!! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge!!!

[@RALLIROOTS]

Woootwoooot!!! Hope you find some gems 💎

[@mikeypeinado383]

Where do u find these community garage sales

[@Dee4js]

Wow! I have watched 2 of your videos already and you really give some great advice and pointers. I sold on ebay years ago in the early 2000s and had fun doing it for about 6 years, but ended up with an office job and really just couldn't keep up with it. Just started selling on another platform last month that I just do from my phone & they send the label(so easy!) and thought maybe I would check to see if ebay has simplified things these days and it sounds like they have. Your tips and tricks are great and I will continue to watch more of them. Thank you!

[@bunkandbeyond]

Never had luck with finding profitable paperweights, but glass figurines have been great. Also, just sold a voice recorder for $160 PROFIT! Thanks for all the info.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Niiiiice!

[@davesemple1416]

Have checked in often over the past several years. Again you did not disappoint. Another informative video. Thanks Ryan. You all have been a major influence in my dabbling in the reseller business. Looking into getting more serious over the next several months and expanding over other platforms. Thanks.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Thank so much! Glad we’ve been able to help from time to time!

[@Janet-e2b]

OMG. People would love to go through my stuff. I’ve got soooo much from my parents & childhood & it’s just sitting in storage crates. I threw a ton or more away too.

[@FishLoaves]

I have sold almost everything on your list and made tens of thousands. Great list

[@RALLIROOTS]

NICE!

[@Airsoftforall]

I get factory carburetors from salvage yards disassemble, clean, and rebuild to flip. I make a GOOD profit from that.

[@michaelevans2978]

Don’t laugh, but Vintage Sanitary Napkins sealed in package sell very well too! I have a feeling they are used for TV/ Movie props

[@lareenradle6760]

I sold a box for$100.

[@courtneyd9438]

Paper weights have sold well for a long time. I’m always looking for 1960’s and 1970’s big chunky art glass ashtrays too!

[@Sadee8]

When shampoo was sued because it caused you to loose your hair. I know this to be a fact because i used to use Wen. Then my hair started to fall out. I went to the doctor but he couldn’t figure out what was causing it. Then i saw something on the internet about people loosing their hair because of Wen. I stopped using it and my hair stopped falling out. I believe Wen had to stop making their hair products, but I’m not absolutely sure

[@RALLIROOTS]

I believe the lawsuit was settled

[@SpeakTruthBeKind]

I remember reading about hair loss with Wen products as well.

[@jers132]

You have a great personality for videos. Great energy!

[@RALLIROOTS]

Thank you so much!

[@LMicheleS]

Omg Ryan...the recorder at 10:05. I found one of those at a yard sale locally last year and thought I was reading the comps wrong when I looked up solds. I was floored! It worked too. Sold it on eBay and it paid for some dental work I needed. I'll probably never find one again in the wild, but here's to hoping!

[@RALLIROOTS]

Wooooah!!!! What a find!

[@mikeniftythrifty9301]

Commercial and home coffee/espresso bean grinders are also great money, I picked up a La Marzocco swift for $700 and sold it for $3700 they sell new for over $6k

[@RALLIROOTS]

Absolutely!!

[@njther2649]

Great stuff...many I knew but a few to check out. I believe the DYMO printers have something to do with DYMO changing something where the new ones you must use their labels which are expensive but with the old printers you could use generic labels.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Ah ha! That makes sense

[@heatheredwards7923]

Ryan, Thank you so much for this video! You are so kind…sharing this information! It really helps 🤗

[@Retro-2-now]

Being someone who just recently got into reselling and literally learning as I go (started in January and just hit EBay Top Seller plus status) I watch your Whatnot auctions just to get jealous 😂 I know the Cars movie in the sleeve (not the clamshell) sells for $1,000+ pre owned

[@CaliGee2u]

Great video. Thx for the quick video and tips

[@billhunt7718]

Nice list. Cutco and vintage drawers are my current grails😂 i kinda hope to never find a nice Case pocket knife too much of a struggle to keep for myself or sell. Going through that with my Lava Lamp at the moment. I'm afraid to check the comps 🙁

[@maxwellproline]

Stain glass windows $10 for set of 2 tons of paint. pulled from a old house. Sold for over $250 with $100 shipping

[@southernmermaid2526]

I’m gonna have to watch this video a few times. 😊 I have sold a lot of these, but can not imagine shipping an industrial strength espresso machine. PHEW 😅🤬 I think I’d have to hire someone to ship that one. 💵💵💵

[@HelenHuber-s3n]

Good advice! The strange and weird things people must have at crazy prices! I'm going to start digging in my moms garage!

[@UrBasicGuy]

The old (unused) underwear is a thing because us old guys don't like the way most underwear feels/fits these days. It's why we wear them till they are about to fall off. lol

[@patchouligirl7954]

Thank you so much for your tips. I am pretty green at reselling but am enjoying the hunt for sure. Also when you said Everyone needs to eat, you sir make this world a better place. Thanks again✌🏻

[@Clintscollectiblez]

Another one is old fountain pens I found one worth $3000 24k gold real emeralds on it I paid $1 for it thrifting it was called a Parker fountain pen and pencil set in case old ones don't pass them up

[@lycanliebt2252]

Older undergarments were made with thicker fabric so they’re higher quality/last longer.

[@lindap.p.1337]

This was very interesting, Ryan. Who would guess new hair products, thermostats, and bibles would sell? FYI, I had needlework kits in my antique mall booth about ten years ago, complete and cheap, and they didn't not sell. Back then it was a no. Haha I saw some old men's briefs yesterday, new, and marked size 56.

[@onetalentedman2822]

Bought a custom, American push bike for £50, recently sold it same day for £550 to a push bike dealer who made a huge profit there self on it within a week. Unusual quirky items in good conditions that are no longer produced is the way to make huge profits.

[@wendysavvy4351]

WTF, granny quilts & men's underwear are big $$? I believe you, but it's so crazy!!! There really is a market for everything. 😂

[@Jordan-zz8qu]

I've been doing ebay for a bit over a year now and looking to expand the business. Thank you for the informative video with evidence to prove your claims.

[@RALLIROOTS]

Glad it was helpful!

[@julieagain]

Vintage underwear sells because it’s 100% cotton. Especially socks. Todays sock are polyester cotton blend yuck

[@ytrade469]

Ryan that was an excellent presentation on old items, I have watched a lot or eBay resellers in the last 3 years & no one has explained the way you presented. Watching from Calgary, Canada

[@RALLIROOTS]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Serendipity_Glows]

This was a really interesting video! I'm going to look into the cross-stitch thing. I was a big time stitcer back in the day. There's a big difference between stitching kits, though, and cross-stitch patterns.

[@atticrenewal]

Excellent sir! Always look forward to these type of content from you guys. You help me think bigger. Ken from Virginia. You helped me with my first buy (big lot of Disney stuff) back in 2019. Appreciate you guys!

[@ResaleKingz]

Nice lineup. I like the info and agree with your unexpected choices. You are indeed an authority on eBay because only experience gets you there. There are definitely categories to always look for. I'm getting to that point myself by fine tuning what is worth getting.

[@macymodestxchange6355]

The condition doesn’t matter with Cutco because you can send them in to Cutco and they’ll either fix them, or replace them.

[@shaneapplegate1975]

I use to be a eBay buyer. Used site for 19 years. NEVER again. eBay is the 👹

[@Loveus00]

I love how real you are. Thank you for the tips.

[@AkinaSpeedStarsAE86]

Bro quit spilling the beans!!

[@RALLIROOTS]

Lol

[@avanett1]

Right?