I used to have badge a mint, Sold some badges at a little festival, had my polaroid camera took photos and then put on the badge. Made up a a lot of saying badges... this was in the late 1980's..lol, Sold Tupperware too., still have some..
When I was in high school (80-84) I wanted one of those Badge a Minute Kits so bad. I was certain it was my road to financial freedom! Never got one so now I’m selling on eBay for my road to financial freedom.
Hi Roy! Great video! It was fun to "source with you"! I rooted for a item which you picked up that I'd spotted - then learned about another item which I didn't know about! Something for everyone. Thank you, my friend! :)
@@RKTreasureCenter Oh, it must be frustrating when you see something that you missed! Still, you have a good eye and picked up a lot of very nice sellers! I remember the rains in Texas from when I lived in Houston and that looked so familiar. Well done, for traversing the rapids of the flooded city! :D
@@RKTreasureCenter church ladies rock...they knew you were buying a bunch so they treated you good...all the members donate that stuff then it's sold to financially help people or help fund their programs for kids or field trips..it's pretty square.. they want it all to sell and I mean fast.
Great video, you do have to be careful with the cameras. Some brands won't bring much. Olympus is my personal favorite brand as I usually do quite well with them, especially the silver zoom series 35 mm with the sliding front cover and the built-in flash. I routinely get $50 to $60 bucks for them in good working condition.
Might sell those wooden salt and pepper grinders as a lot of 3. Some folks put other spices in such as all-spice. Might throw away that Vivtar camera and lump the film together for the Pentax camera.
Just recently found your channel, love it and just subscribed 😀 😍. I did have a question, I picked up a few old video cameras and photo cameras for free, any advice on what to do with them or how to sell them? Thank you!
If you can test them, even without film, or know the work. If not thats ok. Then list them and put in the description what you know about them. Whether you sell the as work or for parts. Working is best. List them as vintage if they are really old. So old cameras are collectable.. 👍
@@RKTreasureCenter awesome, I appreciate the help. Thank you. That's what I was thinking, test them and put them on Ebay. However, a lot of them need the old old charging cables so would it really be worth buying all the cables?
@@CaseyLeviPinkham I wouldn't. People can buy them elsewhere or some may have the exact model with accessories and they broke their camera so the need just the camera. 👍
@@RKTreasureCenter okay, yeah that sounds good. Thank you. Also, sorry one last question, I'm thinking about slowly starting thrifting things, any advice on particular things to look out for? Cheers
@@CaseyLeviPinkham my best advice is buy a few things...not alot or you will end up with a big pile of unlisted inventory. Also buy things at the lowest price possible before buying pricier things. For instance buy a few things for a dollar or two that will sell for $10 to $20 or more. Don't forget to factor in shipping. Whether your doing buyer pays or free shipping. Be sure to look at ebay sold cops for the average sold price and not what people have them list for. You will do great.
Where do you get your shipping boxes from? I get the priority boxes from the post office but I was wondering if you got any of your boxes from a website? I'm looking for some cheap boxes. Thanks.
I used to have badge a mint, Sold some badges at a little festival, had my polaroid camera took photos and then put on the badge. Made up a a lot of saying badges... this was in the late 1980's..lol, Sold Tupperware too., still have some..
Yep.... the good ol days.😁👍
I really enjoy watching you go to sales! That was fun, thank you.
Thank you. I'm going to try to be sure I make more of them. 😁👍
'who wouldn't want a Hawaii girl?' :) made me smile for some reason.
😁👍
When you know what to pick-up.. than you have profit. I also like to visit op-shop. You never know what you found. Good luck to you Roy.
Thank you. Glad you watched Evgeneia.😁👍
Great video Roy
Thanks Daniel👍
Cool finds Roy, thanks for sharing!! That was some heavy rain!!! The badge maker I wanted one of those back in the late 80's , brings back memories!
Well ya know where to get one...lol👍
@@RKTreasureCenter thanks but that start my own business plan was replaced many times. I think I'll stick to E-Bay!! Lol🤪😸
That's a nice bible Roy. Good find. God bless.
Thank you Gerinja👍
When I was in high school (80-84) I wanted one of those Badge a Minute Kits so bad. I was certain it was my road to financial freedom! Never got one so now I’m selling on eBay for my road to financial freedom.
Lol...yep it was a money maker back then.👍
I was in Houston for 9 months and rained 4 times for 10-15 minutes and each time it was the most violent storms I’ve ever encountered in my life
I believe it. 👍
Thanks Roy. Another good video.
Thank you Virginia 👍
Hi Roy! Great video! It was fun to "source with you"! I rooted for a item which you picked up that I'd spotted - then learned about another item which I didn't know about! Something for everyone. Thank you, my friend! :)
I'm sure I missed things Jane. I usually see things when editing a video. 😁
@@RKTreasureCenter Oh, it must be frustrating when you see something that you missed! Still, you have a good eye and picked up a lot of very nice sellers! I remember the rains in Texas from when I lived in Houston and that looked so familiar. Well done, for traversing the rapids of the flooded city! :D
You got a deal on the Tupperware plates. If she only charged you 2.50 for the whole stack! They're marked 4 for 2.50. 😉
Yep she let me have for 2.50
@@RKTreasureCenter church ladies rock...they knew you were buying a bunch so they treated you good...all the members donate that stuff then it's sold to financially help people or help fund their programs for kids or field trips..it's pretty square.. they want it all to sell and I mean fast.
Great video, you do have to be careful with the cameras. Some brands won't bring much. Olympus is my personal favorite brand as I usually do quite well with them, especially the silver zoom series 35 mm with the sliding front cover and the built-in flash. I routinely get $50 to $60 bucks for them in good working condition.
Thanks for sharing Alan. 👍
Great finds - hope the dvd/vhs works when u test it out. Let me know what you want for the Hawaiian girl😀
Contact me on my email or Instagram if you truly interested. Let's make a deal. 👍
I think you got some great stuff. hope you make some good profit.
Thank you. I hope so too. Glad you watched and commented.😁👍
Might sell those wooden salt and pepper grinders as a lot of 3. Some folks put other spices in such as all-spice. Might throw away that Vivtar camera and lump the film together for the Pentax camera.
Something to think about for sure. Thanks 😊
Just recently found your channel, love it and just subscribed 😀 😍. I did have a question, I picked up a few old video cameras and photo cameras for free, any advice on what to do with them or how to sell them? Thank you!
If you can test them, even without film, or know the work. If not thats ok. Then list them and put in the description what you know about them. Whether you sell the as work or for parts. Working is best. List them as vintage if they are really old. So old cameras are collectable.. 👍
@@RKTreasureCenter awesome, I appreciate the help. Thank you. That's what I was thinking, test them and put them on Ebay. However, a lot of them need the old old charging cables so would it really be worth buying all the cables?
@@CaseyLeviPinkham I wouldn't. People can buy them elsewhere or some may have the exact model with accessories and they broke their camera so the need just the camera. 👍
@@RKTreasureCenter okay, yeah that sounds good. Thank you. Also, sorry one last question, I'm thinking about slowly starting thrifting things, any advice on particular things to look out for? Cheers
@@CaseyLeviPinkham my best advice is buy a few things...not alot or you will end up with a big pile of unlisted inventory. Also buy things at the lowest price possible before buying pricier things. For instance buy a few things for a dollar or two that will sell for $10 to $20 or more. Don't forget to factor in shipping. Whether your doing buyer pays or free shipping. Be sure to look at ebay sold cops for the average sold price and not what people have them list for. You will do great.
Where do you get your shipping boxes from? I get the priority boxes from the post office but I was wondering if you got any of your boxes from a website? I'm looking for some cheap boxes. Thanks.
I get a lot off ebay...either valuemailers or threerb ebay stores
@@RKTreasureCenter Thanks
Another way to get a shipping box is to look through recycling bins and resize/make your own boxes from cardboard if you're tight on money.
7:21 do you have a DVD rewinder?
Lol....your funny. 😁👍
First
Right on 👍
You are expensive
I don't see how. It's easier to start high and come down or take offers.
Amen
What phone are you filming on?
I use a Samsung and a gopro.