It is amazing to see you go through a sale like this. You know so much about so many things. I hope your thumb and index finger on your left hand are insured!
You left the indian necklace set and hummingbird bell. But mostly still a ton of value you grabbed for sure. Welldone Dave at your hunt today. Keep it fun for you and for us.
We’re are you Dave the world is missing you you are one of the best out there for resellers and your nollege of so many different subjects your needed and inspiring plz come back we miss you so very much the kudos and your buetiful wife bless you all Dave!
Where were these church sales? What state? I live in south Jersey and never see sales like that!! I would have thought I was in heaven!! 10 and 25 cents for items, you NEVER see that anymore . What a score!!
If this is the Trinity Church sale, it’s the last one. I read the organizers are retiring. It is the best church rummage sale in the area, the end of an era.
Hi Dave I wish I lied there all the great sales . You get some pretty cool things. I’m so jealous. The bees 🐝 at the end are kinda cool to see but scary only because I’m allergic to them though. Lol . Fun video . ☮️☮️☮️🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯
Are you selling anywhere online where your UA-cam subscribers could purchase some of the fantastic finds you show? I keep checking eBay but you are MIA 😫😩😭. I think I could die & go to heaven if only I could go to the church sales & flea markets in your area, wherever that is. Tagging along with you via UA-cam is the next best thing, I guess. Your videos make this old lady happy. It’s exciting to watch you discover great finds. Now. . .if only I could buy some of your new treasures 😉😊🤔. I was lucky enough to win some jewelry to add to my collection when you were selling on eBay. Perhaps you might consider a UA-cam video sale, maybe like shady ny or soho vintage California ??? Hey, you can’t blame a gal for trying 😀. You’re a good guy Dave. Love your videos. Thanks for sharing
21:25-The Boston nautical style brass thermometer is from Chelsea Clock Company in either Boston or Chelsea, MA. They can recalibrate the thermometer and replace the bezel glass. “Boston” is not their premium label, but it’s high quality and has very good value. Don’t use Brasso to polish unless the protective clear coating on the brass isn’t there anymore. Nice find. Best, Brian
The church is nice. Bric-a-brac rooms are interesting. Oh, that totem is very nice. The square platter is nice. Aha a cool stuff room . The swan lamps were really sweet. Yes, that painting is very nice. Nice haul, BBD. Good lord those bees sound angry.
Jewelry wonk alert! I'm sincerely jonesing on a good church sale. Too bad I wasn't there; we could have licked the proverbial platter! 01:33 Afghan I think. The fetish beads looked legit Native American. 04:37 Just bought one of those buckles myself. Their prices are higher than some, but dang they had some stuff. That table of silverplate at about 15:00 had some things I'd have checked just in case. The belts too - went to an estate sale once and was told "oh we don't have jewelry" - and then found two Navajo belt buckles on the floor of a bedroom closet. $10 for the pair. 19:00 for anyone who doesn't know Christophle is a high-end French silverplate manufacturer. Sells for silly money. That jewelry pile at the estate sale looks even better than the church. Not if you have to get swarmed by bees for it though!
Really no show stopper items... just an example of how knowledgeable everyone is becoming based on those high prices. There wasnt any silver or gold that got past them really. These flea markets, rummage sales, and thrift shops are all learning from UA-cam!
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Sigh... almost all costume jewelry and not sterling, lol. Hey maybe take a magnet with you. That is an easy way to eliminate quite a bit of mixed metal pieces immediately and quite discrete to use.
DaveI am English, when you talk about a church sale, a flea market, and a car boot sale. how do they correlate to car boot sales,and table top sales? We don’t have estate sales, they look like a good idea.
Hi. I apologize to Dave and to you for replying, but I know that he receives many comments and cannot reply to them all. To answer to the best of my ability: 1) Church sales aka rummage sales: A fundraising sale inside a church or church parking lot for which the members have donated the items for sale. Proceeds usually raise money for the church (e.g. building fund) or a church activity like a youth group outing. Prices are usually low and there is a broad range of items. 2) Garage sale/yard sale: People sell their own unwanted possessions in their car garage or front/back garden. Prices are also usually low. 3) Flea market: Similar to a car boot sale. They are usually but not always outside (sometimes in a city event center), and the sellers are usually people in the business/resellers. Prices are higher than garage/rummage sales because that is where many of the flea market resellers purchased the stock vs. car boot sales which I understand can be both individuals and professional antique dealers. 4) Estate sale/tag sale: A sale inside a private resident where most of the homeowners possessions are up for sale. Sale can be hosted by a professional company that specializes in these types of sales and takes 30-40% of the proceeds (usually this includes a required minimum amount) or by the family. Estate sales usually happen because the homeowner moved; relocated to an assisted living or nursing home; or died. Family run sales are usually very affordable; company run estate sales are frequently expensive. These type of sales run for 2-4 days, and are 1) day one: full price, no negotiating. 2) day 2: 25% off discount 3) day 3: 50% discount and 4) day 4: 75% discount or fill a bag for $5. The discount schedule changes if the sales days are shorter in length but at the end is when you get the best prices. However, by then, some of the best "finds" may be gone. I hope this explanation helped. Note: We also have auctions and antique shows in the U.S.A.
@@livingthegoodlifechannel thank you for a very clear reply. I’ve Ben missing the car boot sales because of lockdowns then we had torrential rain for a few weeks. I appreciate all who reduce , reuse and recycle.
@@TheVidusi You are welcome. I attend a lot of garage sales, estate sales and church rummage sales. If you are interested in what I find (e.g. antiques, jewelry, Sterling silver and vintage items), I have a small channel. Good luck to you at the sales.
I have noticed that too. Grammar is so poor nowadays. People say 'had went' not the correct 'had gone.' I cringe whenever I hear them. Also, they say, ' I had my hair did' instead of 'I had my hair done.' It's laziness, the fault of some teachers and inattentiveness in classrooms when grammar is taught.
@@susiejakes3019 it really bothers me too and I have to work hard at not correcting people since people can't seem to handle being corrected. Another weird thing is adverbs have disappeared. Why?
@@susiejakes3019 And how about "I seen" rather than "I saw," though I think people use this to identify with the uneducated rather than not knowing better. And seems like the majority of time people don't know when to use they're, their, and there correctly. Yes, they all sound the same but is it any more difficult than learning three different words? Anyway, this is off-topic from Bluebuss Dave's purpose. Sorry.
@@kathybishop6623 I have a life - a grammatically correct one. I've probably made more comments on this channel than you have and this is the first time I've mentioned grammer.
Oh, my gosh...I have never had anxiety like that before, lololol....limited time and so much jewelry, thinking you were going to drop that box, and yelling that the steiff tag was on the foot...lolol...and I'm only half way thru it!!!
Ha man why don't take new paper to the house clean out you darn fool you you need to hire an appraiser to tell you what you got before you give it away at a flea sale for pennies instead of 100 or even 1000st so what if they change you you may find out you own 10000s no .50. here and there
That was the most beautiful rock wall I've ever seen! Thanks for showing it to us.
good job on paying Dave!!! love the gift to the church
that rock wall you showed us was beautiful! i love how you show us the flowers ect. thanks dave and lindsay!
Love it when you go to Dan's! So many Beautiful items!!! 🌹
That was a great church sale. I loved how they had separate rooms. Wish our churches did that here. Stay blessed
I enjoy watching what you find at church sales.
I've learned cool stuff means $$$ and kinda fun means not so much.. Thanks for the vid, massive sale they were running .
Wow, Wow, Wow! I wish I was there!
Great Video Dave! I wish I was able to shop there. Take care and Thank you Lots!
Very nice church sale Dave! I’ve found some quality resell items @ church sales also! That rock wall was very nice too!!!!
Glad you take us to the church sale and your friends estate sale! I love watching you and your humming! Love the stone wall and 🐝
Thanks Dave ✌️
It is amazing to see you go through a sale like this. You know so much about so many things. I hope your thumb and index finger on your left hand are insured!
I melted when I didn't see that indian necklace on the table. That thing was awesome. I could tell you were excited about that sale.
I think that was his best find by far!
You left the indian necklace set and hummingbird bell. But mostly still a ton of value you grabbed for sure. Welldone Dave at your hunt today. Keep it fun for you and for us.
🙋♀️Great finding and those jewelry is pretty. Love that church sales. 👍🤑👈✌
We’re are you Dave the world is missing you you are one of the best out there for resellers and your nollege of so many different subjects your needed and inspiring plz come back we miss you so very much the kudos and your buetiful wife bless you all Dave!
Where were these church sales? What state? I live in south Jersey and never see sales like that!! I would have thought I was in heaven!! 10 and 25 cents for items, you NEVER see that anymore . What a score!!
If this is the Trinity Church sale, it’s the last one. I read the organizers are retiring. It is the best church rummage sale in the area, the end of an era.
I planned to go buy I had to work that weekend.
Hi Dave I wish I lied there all the great sales . You get some pretty cool things. I’m so jealous. The bees 🐝 at the end are kinda cool to see but scary only because I’m allergic to them though. Lol . Fun video . ☮️☮️☮️🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯
My fav was the totempole. Also the Indian necklace you forgot to grab. Also love the bird fetish necklace.
That was fun! Always love to watch your videos. I need that totem!!
I loved Dan,s brass duck😀
..at church, praying for bargains...lol..stay safe my friend...
Great,. Fun Times
Thanks For Taking Us With You Both
🤟🏼✌🏼✌🏼🤟🏼. Would Love to Go To Dans ✌🏼
You have to have a keen eye to scan all that quickly and accurately! I would have been tempted to say, "I'll take it all"!
That was a great church sale! You move through so quickly it is hard to take it all in. Guess that quick scanning comes from your years of experience.
For real he move to fast✅🎯♟💯
Are you selling anywhere online where your UA-cam subscribers could purchase some of the fantastic finds you show? I keep checking eBay but you are MIA 😫😩😭. I think I could die & go to heaven if only I could go to the church sales & flea markets in your area, wherever that is. Tagging along with you via UA-cam is the next best thing, I guess. Your videos make this old lady happy. It’s exciting to watch you discover great finds. Now. . .if only I could buy some of your new treasures 😉😊🤔. I was lucky enough to win some jewelry to add to my collection when you were selling on eBay. Perhaps you might consider a UA-cam video sale, maybe like shady ny or soho vintage California ??? Hey, you can’t blame a gal for trying 😀. You’re a good guy Dave. Love your videos. Thanks for sharing
21:25-The Boston nautical style brass thermometer is from Chelsea Clock Company in either Boston or Chelsea, MA. They can recalibrate the thermometer and replace the bezel glass. “Boston” is not their premium label, but it’s high quality and has very good value. Don’t use Brasso to polish unless the protective clear coating on the brass isn’t there anymore. Nice find. Best, Brian
The wire plant stand is amazing!
Omg! It looked like the bees were actually getting into the van. I don't think I could ever use me vehicle again. No way I would go near it.
The bees make me long for some fresh honey comb.
The church is nice. Bric-a-brac rooms are interesting. Oh, that totem is very nice. The square platter is nice. Aha a cool stuff room . The swan lamps were really sweet. Yes, that painting is very nice. Nice haul, BBD.
Good lord those bees sound angry.
Awww. You forgot the necklace. Bummer. It was pretty.
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the quality of items at this fair was fantastic.
Loved the totem pole and the price! Stay safe
Jewelry wonk alert! I'm sincerely jonesing on a good church sale. Too bad I wasn't there; we could have licked the proverbial platter! 01:33 Afghan I think. The fetish beads looked legit Native American. 04:37 Just bought one of those buckles myself. Their prices are higher than some, but dang they had some stuff. That table of silverplate at about 15:00 had some things I'd have checked just in case. The belts too - went to an estate sale once and was told "oh we don't have jewelry" - and then found two Navajo belt buckles on the floor of a bedroom closet. $10 for the pair. 19:00 for anyone who doesn't know Christophle is a high-end French silverplate manufacturer. Sells for silly money. That jewelry pile at the estate sale looks even better than the church. Not if you have to get swarmed by bees for it though!
Really no show stopper items... just an example of how knowledgeable everyone is becoming based on those high prices. There wasnt any silver or gold that got past them really. These flea markets, rummage sales, and thrift shops are all learning from UA-cam!
(& those who can't keep their mouths shut!)
Glad you didn't drop your camera when seeing thgose bees - you know, like last time.
Dave, I was glad that you did not want the ivory necklace
Lovely video
Was this sale in NJ????? I love Columbus and heard you reference it. I missed out big time! Blue bus Dave you are my new favorite person ever!!!
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Miss You Very Much,,,. Makes Me Sad, 😔🙏🏼 Such A Knowledgeable Guy,. Damn Wish You and Lyndsey Could Start Again, Never To Late, Brother 💪🏽🤟🏾🤟🏾💪🏽
26:00 I would love to go thru Dan’s silver!
Sigh... almost all costume jewelry and not sterling, lol. Hey maybe take a magnet with you. That is an easy way to eliminate quite a bit of mixed metal pieces immediately and quite discrete to use.
My favourite ❤
What an huge collection of stuff for sale! Rooms and rooms full! I wonder if they leave all that stuff out or pack it all up between sales!!??
That looks like duke!
Miss your vides Dave. Hope all is well
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Church sale are the best to get deals. I actually got Batman animation Complete series Blu-ray for only $1.00. And in Target they sale for $50 to $60.
Hello Dave
The gold bangle with the Asian characters? Could be Mings
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Those bees were scary. Not sure how they will ever get in their vehicle. Not for me, thank you very much!
Miss seeing your videos.....
You already made a lot of money with that Steiff seal!
From what I saw in solds…he would maybe break even
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And you left the cast iron bird bell behind 😃
DaveI am English, when you talk about a church sale, a flea market, and a car boot sale. how do they correlate to car boot sales,and table top sales? We don’t have estate sales, they look like a good idea.
Hi. I apologize to Dave and to you for replying, but I know that he receives many comments and cannot reply to them all. To answer to the best of my ability: 1) Church sales aka rummage sales: A fundraising sale inside a church or church parking lot for which the members have donated the items for sale. Proceeds usually raise money for the church (e.g. building fund) or a church activity like a youth group outing. Prices are usually low and there is a broad range of items. 2) Garage sale/yard sale: People sell their own unwanted possessions in their car garage or front/back garden. Prices are also usually low. 3) Flea market: Similar to a car boot sale. They are usually but not always outside (sometimes in a city event center), and the sellers are usually people in the business/resellers. Prices are higher than garage/rummage sales because that is where many of the flea market resellers purchased the stock vs. car boot sales which I understand can be both individuals and professional antique dealers. 4) Estate sale/tag sale: A sale inside a private resident where most of the homeowners possessions are up for sale. Sale can be hosted by a professional company that specializes in these types of sales and takes 30-40% of the proceeds (usually this includes a required minimum amount) or by the family. Estate sales usually happen because the homeowner moved; relocated to an assisted living or nursing home; or died. Family run sales are usually very affordable; company run estate sales are frequently expensive. These type of sales run for 2-4 days, and are 1) day one: full price, no negotiating. 2) day 2: 25% off discount 3) day 3: 50% discount and 4) day 4: 75% discount or fill a bag for $5. The discount schedule changes if the sales days are shorter in length but at the end is when you get the best prices. However, by then, some of the best "finds" may be gone. I hope this explanation helped. Note: We also have auctions and antique shows in the U.S.A.
@@livingthegoodlifechannel thank you for a very clear reply. I’ve Ben missing the car boot sales because of lockdowns then we had torrential rain for a few weeks. I appreciate all who reduce , reuse and recycle.
@@TheVidusi You are welcome. I attend a lot of garage sales, estate sales and church rummage sales. If you are interested in what I find (e.g. antiques, jewelry, Sterling silver and vintage items), I have a small channel. Good luck to you at the sales.
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There’s a $10 cover charge!?? I’d say screw that
Why are people using "resale' as a verb? I believe the correct word is "resell."
I have noticed that too. Grammar is so poor nowadays. People say 'had went' not the correct 'had gone.' I cringe whenever I hear them. Also, they say, ' I had my hair did' instead of 'I had my hair done.' It's laziness, the fault of some teachers and inattentiveness in classrooms when grammar is taught.
@@susiejakes3019 it really bothers me too and I have to work hard at not correcting people since people can't seem to handle being corrected. Another weird thing is adverbs have disappeared. Why?
@@susiejakes3019 And how about "I seen" rather than "I saw," though I think people use this to identify with the uneducated rather than not knowing better. And seems like the majority of time people don't know when to use they're, their, and there correctly. Yes, they all sound the same but is it any more difficult than learning three different words? Anyway, this is off-topic from Bluebuss Dave's purpose. Sorry.
Really that's all you have ,get a life
@@kathybishop6623 I have a life - a grammatically correct one. I've probably made more comments on this channel than you have and this is the first time I've mentioned grammer.
That indian necklace... :( Always happens like that... when they put aside from the pile something. :(
Oh, my gosh...I have never had anxiety like that before, lololol....limited time and so much jewelry, thinking you were going to drop that box, and yelling that the steiff tag was on the foot...lolol...and I'm only half way thru it!!!
This Church is on 18th avenue, and 83rdst....I live a few blocks away.
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The Candyman was in that van! Check it out!
Where is this church sale at ?
Was in Princeton, Trinity churc
Thank you hun
Wow you could put all the church sales in the UK under one roof and you would never find that quality of goods
So baffled that pins sell well. Here in Germany you couldn’t give them away.
They are not real big here yet but kinda quirkyish n they stand out!!
He seems kind; N the World needs SO MUCH KINDNESS❗‼️☺️😊👍🏽👍🏻👍🏿
JEWELRY 1ST. SMART IDEA!!!
The piece is Turkmeni not silver an alloy.
Did he say $10.00 a ticket, does that mean just to get in the door
The necklace is most likely phone and not ivory
Bone
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Ten dollars to get in a church sale? I don't think so.............LOL
Hey, i'm from Morrocco and i like to move working in usa, can you help me to find a job over there plz?
Cousin Cornelius?
@@gypsyalex999 i don't understand !
BBD, to bad it doesn't stand for Blue BOX Dave. Then maybe you wouldn't have forgot
Ha man why don't take new paper to the house clean out you darn fool you you need to hire an appraiser to tell you what you got before you give it away at a flea sale for pennies instead of 100 or even 1000st so what if they change you you may find out you own 10000s no .50. here and there
And all you Quick Flips is why you're out picking on the garbage 🗑️ fool fool