Sold $599 Don't Walk Past these Big Money BOLOs Resellers Share What Sold

Hey, bolo buddies. Thanks for watching. All right, you guys, in this video we're going to talk about big money bolos, items to be on the lookout for, items you can hopefully buy low and flip for a profit. I'm going to tell you where they got it, what they paid for it, and what it sold for. Um, Facebook group. I'm going to show you what it looks like. If you go down to the link tree in the description of the video, you can come on over and join. It's free. We talk about all things reselling. But, if you notice, I've got a new addition. This was mine when I was a kid. I used to sleep with this thing with the wood face. And its nose is all scuffed up because it would fall off my bed onto the floor. >> [laughter] >> But, I just love it. And I thought about, should I resell it? And I'm like, I can't resell it. I can't remember what it's called. And then the one beside it um, was my husband's when he was a kid. So, um, those were our little our little toys when we were kids. So, I thought those would be cool to sit up there for a few videos. So, let's go ahead and get started. And the first item, and tell me in the comments your favorite stuffed animal, or I don't remember what the wood face ones are called. You could look them up. I They might do well. I don't know, but mine's pretty rough from me playing with it all the time. But, anyway, um, let me know down in the comments you guys' favorite childhood memory like toy, or thing you slept with, or comfort toy. Put it down in the comments. All right, let's uh, this is the Facebook group. Come join it. Free to join. We talk about all things reselling with an emphasis on bolo items. At the top of the group, there's a share post. If you share your bolo at the top under that post, I'll feature it in a video just like this. And it's a great way to learn and help others learn, and shout out any social media you have, or um, share your uh, eBay store name, your If you sell on multiple platforms, share that. All that good stuff. All right, here we go. Uh I don't know what this is. It's a It's a knife. It's a dagger. I can't show you guys additional pictures because I don't have a link, but that's what it looks like. Let's see what he wrote. Garage sale Garage sale bulk buy paid $5 sold for full price of 374.88. This one comes from AA Antiques and Collectibles, the Shalonne cherry picker. I'm telling you what this guy he finds the most crazy things at garage sales. You got to come over to the Facebook group. He posts his finds and little trips and tricks and tips for resellers. You guys should definitely check out his post. He said something about starting a YouTube channel. I don't know if he's done it yet. So hopefully he will let us know when he does. The next one is this MacKenzie-Childs um Courtly Check table runner, retired poppy flowers. And this was also a part of a garage sale bulk buy. So $5 into this and sold it for 298.88. And AA Antiques and Collectibles. The next item is this Rawlings boys broken-in gold label baseball glove. It says bought it at the Goodwill for $3 sold in less than 24 hours for full asking price of 99.95. eBay store is Home Again Goods. I like that store name. Just saw your video today about these plates. I had watched your I had watched another YouTuber talk about them last week. We collect these plates and have them hanging in our kitchen. We pulled the four we have worth the most and listed them. One buyer bought both of these in less than 24 hours. Ours were the only ones of these listed at the time, so I priced kind of high. I don't remember exactly what we paid, but we um sourced them from estate sales on the last day. So probably five or less. Store name is Colson's Collectibles. Yeah, so if you guys oh I I didn't do the other plate. Shucks. I just pulled up the one listing. The other one Let me see if I can pull it up here. Oh. That is the one. Hold on, let me see what this one is. Okay, so this one is the Harvest Chocolate Mint Ice Cream and it sold for $179.99. And the other one has a sunshine on it and it says apricot orange ice cream pie. And it looks like it sold for $239. So two of the the high dollar plates there. I didn't see that there were two links. So sorry about that guys, but it's a sunshine and the apricot ice cream. That sounds weird. >> [laughter] >> But hey, these recipe plates if you haven't seen my recipe recipe plate bolo video, go check it out because some of them are trending big time right now. And others are duds. So if you want to know what to look for, go check out that video. All right, here we go. What on earth is this? Lot of six Yolf Yard Golf Replacement Hole Target Cups. Interesting. Bought my local bought at my local thrift for a few dollars. A huge lot Oh wait, I'm sorry. Wait, skip skip skip. We didn't do that one cuz it was a little naughty and I don't do naughty. Let's see. This had never heard of it. Had got it for free from a cleanout. Yeah, I've never heard of it either, but it sold for 150 bucks. Yolf. So I'm guessing they got it free? Yeah, free from a cleanout. Yep, that's what it said. All right, the next one here is bought an entire tub at yard sale this morning for $3. Sold within 5 minutes of posting on Mercari for 150. Went back to the yard sale and purchased another box, listed it for 200, fingers crossed. Vintage 1990s Bluebird Polly Pockets with figures. Sold for $150. Seven houses, 43 people. Wow. And I don't know what the 11 is. But yeah, you guys definitely look up some of these little people and some of these houses. If they're the vintage Bluebird from the '90s, a lot of those have some big-time value. So, might want to look those up individually if you find them. I'm sure that they did look things up, but if it sold in 5 minutes, they may have left some money on the table or the right person came along at the right time. Maybe a collector. All right, the next one here is this vintage Steiff little little deer. I almost called it a bunny. Oh my goodness, look how stinking cute this is. Uh I have two plush items I found on the same day at the local Goodwill. Paid $2 each for them. The Steiff sold right away for full asking price, so that was $219.99. Listed the hot pink Jellycat later, but it also sold quickly. Turned the $4 investment into $348 between the two items. And I'm going to show you the next one. Just a second. This one's Deb's Vintage Vibes and here is the Jellycat. Little Jellycat. Yeah, the the bashful bunnies, they seem to do really well. This one is a vintage Occupied Japan hand-painted 13-in glass wind chime. Look at that, you guys. Huh. Bought for 25 cents at a yard sale a week earlier. Sold in 3 days for $159. She said she remembers these from her grandmother's porch in the summer. The sweet sound would make her imagine it was fairies flying in the air, one of her favorite memories. Aw, that's so cool. I would have not had I've never seen anything like this. I mean, it looks like wind chimes, but it's kind of it's different. I don't know. I'm not your traditional like what I'm used to wind chimes. The Vintage Zone One. All right, the next one is this Microsoft Sculpt er uh I'm going to say this wrong. Ergo I can't I can't say it. I forget it. That word up there with the E. Desktop wireless keyboard and mouse. Bought at a yard sale for $5. Sold in about 2 weeks. They have a great sell-through rate. And it looks like they took a best offer, but I'm not sure what the best offer was. But be on the lookout. Canon PowerShot zoom lens compact digital camera with the box. Bought this at a garage sale for 10, sold quick for a full asking price of 180 free shipping. After all said and done, I made 129.24. And this comes from the eBay store The Vintage Guy Finds. But look. Follow up on that. Somebody else sold one. It's a AE-1. I just sold one of these. But mine had an issue. It'll be in a future video. AE-1 camera for 149.99. Yeah. Uh yeah, I got story time about mine. We'll come It'll be in a future video. Future future. All right, here we go. The next one are the Bay City Rollers vintage ephemera clippings, pages from magazines. Oh my goodness, that is so funny. These are clippings from magazines, you guys. Wow. Found at a yard sale. Everything a dollar. Three vintage scrapbooks. Yes, $1 for all three. Kept by a teenager in the '70s. All containing Bay City Rollers ephemera. Items were all photos and clippings from teen magazines of the '70s. Teen, Teen Beat, 16, Tiger Beat. Condition was expected for the age with tears, brown tape, wrinkles, but I managed to get the majority of them off with a little with little issue. Decided to lot them all and list them with a starting price of 85. Sold within a few weeks internationally to Australia for 76.50. Just a bunch of old wrinkled ripped paper. Something new to be on the lookout for. Store name is No Flipping Way. That store name is perfect for that listing, right? No flipping way. >> [laughter] >> That's great. The next item is this 50s 60s Sunbeam toaster, open box. Purchased for 100 at a yard sale in Tennessee and sold it for $599.99. Yeah, these toasters it's crazy. It is crazy what things sell for. Thank you guys so much for sharing. Thank you all for watching. Be sure to like, comment, subscribe, and share. Check out the Facebook group if you haven't already. Share your bolo and as always, thanks for watching.