My grandfather made his living manufacturing those coke cases. Had his own saw mill to saw the lumber for them. Made them for the coke plant in DuQuoin, Illinois.
That's cool! We had a small bottling place by us as kids. I don't think they were still in business but I ended up taking care of the owner years later. I'm not sure what the name of it was though
It's the best time of the year is when you can go out and dig through other people's things. I love every minute to go to yard sales. Love the PEOPLE and I love the beautiful stuff that you find at the yard sale. GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND THANK YOU FOR BEING SO KIND TO US PEOPLE WHO LOVE BUYING YOUR BEAUTIFUL THINGS.
my best yard sale find was in 2015 at a community sale. walked up on a random house FULL of vintage computer graphics software (SiliconGraphics). Turns out the guy was a former SGI Employee. he had HUNDREDS of software discs for Silicon Graphics sitting out. He also had BOXES of old random hardware and old macintosh stuff. I was barely looking thru it when he said "For $10, you can have it ALL". i was taken off guard and since i was driving an old pickup truck with an empty bed, i said sure. I loaded a 6ft bed FULL of software and macintosh stuff. Within the first two weeks i had sold around 10% of the software for around $1,500, and 40% of the hardware for around $2,500. I still have a ton of it years and years later but i think i've made over $10,000 in profit. Crazy. Thats the kind of stuff that gets me up in the morning.
Seen something years ago on yard sales and estate sales. One guy said he went by them also when they were over on garbage day, one would be surprised at what gets thrown away. The stuff that is thrown away by people and businesses is amazing. Rarely do I step foot into a store needing to buy something.
There are people that go by and buy all of what is left from an estate sale. They play a really cheap price but save those from holding the estate sale from picking things up afterwards. That's why estate sales don't really go down in price on things on last day.
A piece of advice to all. When shopping for used electronics, bring with you a battery bank with a regular plug outlet inverter so you can plug in to it any old electrical gadget or appliance to test if it works before buying it. ;)
Yes, absolutely. Sometimes the sellers only say, yes it works and that you can't test out in their house outlet or it's out in a flea market type setting, away from any outlets. And excellent idea, take your own power bank.
The back of the Harley t-shirt tags and one of the sweatpants have the Holoubek logo. Holoubek was a Milwaukee area company that held one of the three Harley apparel licenses. Holoubek artists created the front print and back print designs (eagle with the hat) and the company produced the t-shirts in-house. Holoubek was sold to VF Imagewear in January 2005 and ceased to exist, so anything from Holoubek is from 2005 at the oldest. The tag in the darker grey pair of sweatpants with the HD script logo has a different style of tag. Tags with the eagle are from Harley-Davidson Motorclothes. I'm friends with a former Holoubek artist who did the design on the light grey sweatpants you have there.
I don't know if anyone told you yet or if you know now but the old forester sign is a recipe generator/ advertisement. They put them in liquor stores to drive sales. I used to work in a liquor department. They are for commercial use. That's why you can't locate it online.
As a avid garage sale hunter for over 30 years I can say knowledge is power, if you want to get the good stuff you better be there when they open the door or another hunter will get all the goodies. There is no bag limit on these hunters.
As a pro myself I've thought about writing a book on yard sales to me he spends to much time at the stops got to get to the next stop asap and don't waste time on clothes if your looking for clothes go to the thrift store and me and my wife will split up and we have a code word when there is nother but crap we say nothing but NBC and we haul to the next one we could hit about 25 to 30 on a Saturday.
I can attest to that. I went to an Estate Sale yesterday 2hrs 30mins after they opened. I missed out on a HP printer that sells for around $500. It was "Open Box" never used. I missed out on it, it was sold for $40.
that sorel jacket is a great score! they used to use jackets very very similar to those in prisons that they gave out to inmates starting in the fall. mostly due to the fact that they were tough and lasted virtually forever. i'm a former corrections officer.
Just want to tell you I really enjoy your videos (especially Yard Sale ones) Our Goodwill here is higher than a department store... And after going to your eBay store I learned a trick that works out good, Selling smalls like pins, etc. and charging a flat rate for shipping works out great!!! Usually make an extra buck. Was trying to sell 50 of them for $10 and couldn't get a response. Now I'm selling all my small (1st Class) items at a flat rate ($5) and getting a lot more response...Thanks and keep up the good work!!!
I haven’t even had time to watch the video yet but had to say CONGRATULATIONS on 10,000 subs!!!! I kinda feel like a proud Auntie right now😂🎉💐 Way to go Julian, you deserve it!
That lady had me cracking up! I would have bought that whole bag also! I love Silver & possible Silver spoons & such. Her Salesman ship was hilarious, & it worked!
When you find items that use standard, Heavy Duty, Alkaline, Carbon Base types of Batteries and find the batteries have leaked, leaving a green colored corrosion on the contacts in the battery compartment, you can try doing this to clean the corrosion off. Take Sodium Bicarbonate, (Baking Soda) and place it on the green corroded areas, I just sprinkle the Baking Soda on the corrosion, but the Baking Soda does not stick on the corrosion, and most of it ends up in the battery compartment where there is no corrosion. I have not tried doing this, you could try making a paste of Baking Soda and water to make it easier for getting it on the corroded areas, use only a small amount of water to make a drier type of paste. After applying the paste on the areas to be cleaned, get a toothbrush, maybe get ones with different bristles, soft, medium, stiff or even try to use a small toothbrush type Brass wire brush, dip the brush in white vinegar, then brush the corroded areas to remove the green corrosion. Baking Soda will neutralize the battery acid, the vinegar is acidic and cause the Baking Soda to react with the vinegar's acid, it will bubble and fizzle, this will neutralize the residue, leaked battery acid in difficult areas to get at and help to loosen the present acid corrosion, use brush'(s) to remove the battery acid corrosion. When the bubbling reaction stops, dip the brush in more vinegar and keep working to remove all the corrosion, add more paste mixture as needed, repeat as necessary. If you use a brass brush, it may work better to remove the more severe corrosion areas easier, if necessary, use a small flat-bladed screwdriver, knife or razor blade to scrape off any really difficult corrosion. Try, not to remove the bright colored plating on the, (+), (positive) & (-), (negative) contacts, the plating is for corrosion resistance, so removing it will take the protection from future corrosion away. After you get the corrosion removed and all cleaned up, make sure to clean the vinegar off, the acid in it could cause more corrosion, wipe it off with paper towels and/or cotton Q-tips, then use the Denatured Alcohol saturated Q-tips to clean the contact areas. One last suggestion, look at the wires soldered onto the (+/-), contacts, make sure the wire is attached, not broken/corroded off, clean any corrosion if present. Also, an FYI, the corrosion can get on the wire under the outer vinyl/plastic wire cover, and not be visible. I have used this method many times and it has worked well on removing/cleaning the battery acid and corrosion, the Baking Soda will neutralize the leaked acid and help to keep the acid from causing more damage after removing corrosion it had already caused. I hope this will help you out and something you remember and use in the future, I don't believe, just using Denatured Alcohol will neutralize the residue battery acid left, if it is not all cleaned out, I would rather neutralize the acid as an added safeguard against reappearing corrosion in a short time.
As you may have figured out by looking at your post, if you put a dash immediately before and immediately after any typing, it appears with a line through whatever is between the dashes. You can edit your original comment using the three dots to the right of your name. I suggest you edit your original comment for clarity, by removing the dashes or by moving them a space or two away - like this - so that the line through the words does not happen. When you enter it with the dashes right next to the text -like this- it puts the line through.
@@doloresreynolds8145 Thanks for informing me about the line thru part of my posting. I did not look at the post after writing it, the line was not showing on the original writing and only visible after posting it and clicking on the, (Show more) to expand the part that was hidden.
The Gentleman Jack is a informative display used for promoting their products. After you put the batteries in you mash the button and it tells you a little history and their different products.
Did you get my suggestion on puttin chain necklaces down through ahalf of straw it will keep the cain from tangling. Its helps especially if you are shipping jewelry. You all take care and have a ball unloading those storage bins
Before the internet I used to do my book buying at yard sales. I would get the late Saturday edition of the St. Louis paper and call dozens of sales and asked if they had a lot of old books. How did I get the numbers? I had a CITY DIRECTORY BY ADDRESS and so I could find the names and numbers and this way narrowed down to people who had what I wanted.
i'M NOT SURE WHAT PREVENTED ME FROM MY USUAL EAGERNRSS TO SKIP AD. i AM so glad I watched it through. I absolutely love it, %yhank you(sorry not yelling accidental cap lock)
Fascinating. I'm an older retired soldier and just beginning to edge my foot into your world of finding and selling yard sale and other place stuff. Your video was informative and worthwhile. I've subscribed and will gather as much info as I can to develop a system that'll work for me. Have a lot to learn. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your service and thanks so much for watching and subbing - if you need anything i have a facebook page you can contact me and kayla on
6:44 ... When I was a kid (1950s) this is the case the six ounce Coca-Colas came in. I think the 24 piece case was 75 cents. The 10 ounce "King Size Coke was not even available then. Individual bottles were 5 cents.
With all the electrical items you buy, you ought to look for a variable AC/DC power supply. I have one that was discarded at the local high school which has been very handy for testing electrical items.
What happened to the copper tea kettle? Always enjoy watching Thanks Scored me what looked like a weird fry pan that looked almost new at goodwill. $6 Turned out it was marked on the bottom as 1801 paul revere and googles lensed it and it immediately showed ebay listings with sold comps of $70- 100 preowned. Its a shallow 12in brass bottom and side crepe pan.BOLO
That is awesome!!! Awesome flip !! Revere ware is usually good especially copper bottoms :) The copper tea pot I believe was the last video. I had to split the sales up for time. Thanks so much for watching!!
I love copper bottoms myself. When production went to China the metal became thinner. The heavy stuff is American made. I have an 8 inch and twelve inch crepe pan myself, Good score for you. My rarest one is a flippy handled latch pail pot. Instead of two handles on sides it has one handle that goes from side to side to carry like a pail.
Very well set up garage sale. My kids laugh at me when I say I want to have one. I have older TV sets and they say no one will buy them but I disagree. To you it maybe no good but to someone else it’s a treasure.
I wish I had more knowledge on them for sure - but growing up I never played them and even now I really dont have time to play them LOL =) thanks so much for watching
I was cleaning out an old barn that belonged to the company I worked for a few years ago, when I stumbled across a full case of very old Coke Glasses! The glass was very thick, very heavy and I am certain they came from an old restaurant, because there were so many of them (there was actually five cases of them) that were all grouped together! The problem was three of the other cases had got crushed and broken when part of the barn fell on them! The other case was damaged by the glasses looked fine, but they were harder to dig out, and the case I had, was the only case not destroyed or damaged in anyway, so that was the case I took home (I was told to throw them out by the way)!! I cleaned the glasses up and put them on Craig's List with a Coca Cola cooler I'd also found in the same pile, and for four months nobody was even interested in them!! Eventually I tossed them in the trash, because I was just tired of holding on to them!!
Yea some coke stuff def takes awhile to sell - i usually dont buy too much for it unless its a sign or clock awesome about going through the barn though for sure thanks so much for watching!
The best find I ever had at a garage sale was the last sale of the day. I had about $10 left and decided to stop at one more. The lady didn't have much there, and she said, "I'll let you have everything here for $100." I told her I couldn't help her with $100, and started looking. She had 2 silver rings, both bands,and the smaller, but heavier, of the two was marked $7. I bought it and went home. When I got home, I looked inside the ring, and it was marked "18k Art Carved," so it was 18k white gold. I felt good and bad about that. I would have gone beck and given her more money, but I had no idea which house it was. Oh, well...
🎉🎉Congratulations 🎉🎉 I really enjoy your content and attitude! Great job on those finds. The chargers for$10 was a super deal!! Keep doing what you do!👍👍
First time seeing your channel. Regarding that beer/Whiskey drinking game. Instead of buying batteries which is excessively expensive. See if you have a 120 V wall adapter that you can splice in. Whenever I go to garage sales I always pick up these wall warts for $.25 apiece. There’s always a reason to have a dedicated 3 V, 5 V, 6 V, 9v,12 V adapters hardwired in or for more effort a quick disconnect plug.
The Jack Daniel's item looks like a sign the beverage distributor provided to liquor stores/bars. I'll bet if you get it powered up the screen will show an advertisement with details on the different types of whiskey with the aim of helping customers decide which bottle to buy (or shot to order). My parents owned a tavern and had a lot of signs provided by the distributors, if they work they can go for a lot of dough as the "home barroom" culture continues to grow and JD is a popular brand. You have a very good eye for cool old stuff 🙂
@@beardedthriftmachine I was going to add my 7 cents worth, as well. If you read the top portion of the sign, "Experience Whiskey the American Way" and add to it the JD, the Gentleman Jack, and the Old Forester. Since all three are listed and pictured, it is not a push towards one technique or process but more of a "Made in America, Buy American" stand. A gentle nudge to stay away from Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey and a VERY subtle way to say keep away from Canadian whisky. Canada and Ireland produce whisky while Scotland and USA produce whiskey. JD and GJ are both Tennessee Sour Mash whiskies while Old Forester is a Bourbon Whiskey.
Love how the first tag sale separated by colors!! Love the game boggle and all the old Coke products! ( : Soooo cool! ( : I am sure the older stuff is worth money! ( : The sale with the elderly woman was fantastic! She did have a load of items!! Great deal getting all the for $50 too! Fantastic! ( : Pokemon is worth a ton! My youngest daughter is a gamer! She has lived them as has all her friends and thousands worldwide! Always grab them! ( : Oh yeah, the chargers are amazing, if they work! ( : My hubby uses his chargers all the time in his bikes and our cars when one of us leaves the lights on (usually me...oops)! ( : I would go back and grab all you found out are worthy! She will sell them still, gladly! ( :
@@beardedthriftmachine you really did well! I bet that elderly woman will keep selling for many weekends she has sooo much! ( : Game boy advance is great too and you can't go wrong with any gaming products!!! ( : Still will be bought! ( :
There is nothing wrong if you whip out your phone and do a quick online check for things to get some information on a piece. My sis and I do that (but we do not resell as it is for us) and no one has ever challenged us. So search on and happy shopping!
"A snapper up of unconsidered trifles.." - my favorite line in any poem ever. People turn cash into thrash all day every day - trick is to filter the thrash & turn it back into cash by knowing the value, being business-like - amongst the non-business-like. Watching these videos, it's painful - in a good way. It's like stealing candy off a baby - with no disrespect intended. They rate it thrash - it's just a perspective issue. They buy it high & sell low. Always..ALWAYS be going the opposite way, in a polite manner.
So funny, I was just sitting here browsing RUclips videos and clicked on yours. I was thinking how much I miss “tag sales” in CT. I just posted on Facebook where do they have yard sales in SC as they’re rare in my area. Then I hear you say you’re near Myrtle Beach! I’m about 50-60 miles inland. Can you post a video of your favorite areas in the SC/NC area? Thank you!
I did this kind of thing buying from yard sales and Storage units way before it became famous on tv Started in 2008 til 2012 I sold alot on ebay at that time made a fair amount of profit and it was fun treasure hunting as well
I own and operate a small lawn care business and I have customers always giving me garage items all the time. They want to pay me too haul off but most of the time I give them a month or so of service for it
HD sweatpants tag looks like it’s early 2000’s to midd. That’s when I was buying lots. I was riding and now my bike is just a sittin! Lol the video game it’s self you can make money parting out the parts. When we go on lockdown it’s hard to find anything and we have to go Rogue and do our own repairs lol
THank you for that info! Yea I have been trying to learn the different tags when it comes to harley gear I find a ton in my area Thank you! thanks so much for watching!
Great video as always, Coca Cola stuff is so hard to value because there are a lot of reproduction things out there. But those trays are great and so are the crates. Harley stuff is great too.
Late to the game here, but if you find those wooden coke or pepsi or milk bottle bins, you could use those in the booth to display little figurines or trinket boxes if you hung it on the wall and that would be super cute too - I love the booth!
I just watched how to make spoon rings this morning 😄 Guess that's why you showed up in my recommended vids. 😉 Lucky you huh. So with your spoons take a magnet with you to yard sales too & If it sticks to the spoon it's not silver sadly. Just giving you a tip 😉 😜 Here's a story for you..My co-worker & I were talking about half-sleeved concert shirts & I found one "Scorpions " I was so excited because it was x-LG and I knew it would fit him. I brought it to work and gave it to him & Wouldn't you know it!! He said oh my God this is vintage! Worth $200 or more I forgot I'm trying to put it past me because he is not even a coworker I talk to every day!! Don't even really know him I just was doing it out of pure excitement he tried to give it back but as much as I wanted to, I just couldn't & Didn't. But be sure next time I'm holding onto the next find 😉
I love shopping at places like this but my wife and kids hate it and make a stink every time I go. You never know what’s your going to find. I went to an estate sale and bought a 400 dollar leather bomber jacket for 25 bucks!!!
Bought a Samurai Superlite Driver today at GW for $1.25 that appears new/barely used. Once my hubs and 2 adult boys saw it, they all shouted “DIBS.” Guess I’ll have a family auction tonight! 😂🤣😂 (1st golf club I’ve picked up thrifting!)
I would have tried to buy every piece of Coca-Cola merchandise they had there. Also seen you set a sign aside when you picked up that pop crate, them old signs some of them are worth a fortune.
Congratulations own hitting 10 k love the Harley items keep us posted own the drinking machine I have never saw anything like it someone would probably buy it for themself or maybe a Christmas gift enjoyed the video can't wait to see what is next take care God bless 🙏🙏
We lived in a small town, and we used to sell at the flea market. There was this one dealer (professional seller) who would go around to yard sales and give sob stories of how her daughter had just escaped from an abusive man, and needed that microwave. Could the seller drop the price from $15 to $3? It's REALLY all she had with her. Used to make mom so mad - she'd go up and ask, "Well, Mabel, did you have three microwaves in your booth at the flea market last week?" Tears would immediately dry up, and she'd stomp off muttering to herself. It made her SO mad! She was a proto-Karen.
I detest people like that! But we have a gal in town who shows up at auctions & loudly greets different people. Oh Hi Sally you gonna bid on all the Pyrex? Oh Carl they got Vaseline Marbles, you gonna out bid everybody on those again, they should just let you buy them so you can leave & everybody can get on with their day. I’m telling you we all just wanna ring her neck! AND she hardly ever bids on things!
What brand were the captoe SHOES with the shoe trees...how much?? Clocks that advertise any major brand is an auto buy if the price is right! BOTH Coca-Cola clocks!!
They were like nunn bush or not a named brand - I thought they were Allen Edmonds - but it was a no go. That clock when I brought it home and plugged it in smoked and almost caught fire no joke lol
U popped up on my to watch feed . So gave u a look nice .. there was a lot of nice things at grate prices . That first spoon u had in ur hand before u took the bag . The way it's tarnished it should be silver . I have my grandmother's spoon collection.. the real silver ones get the rainbow 🌈 look to them just a FYI .. as for Coke .. the older it is the more money (Vintage coke anything) 😂🤣🤣 have a awesome day/night/ week and weekend . 🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️ Love from Tucson Arizona 💗🦎🌵🌻🦉👩🌾🌵🦎💗
That is awesome info!!! Thank you so much! I still have all the spoons and put them in storage until i could find a way to test them or find out if they are silver =) thanks so much for giving the video a watch! =)
@@beardedthriftmachine u can clean them with backing soda before useing a silver cleaner .. I love going to the thrift shops most don't know what they have and sale cheap .. u can find alot of thing that are antiques and clean them up and sale for more .. bought a dinning room table for $10. Came home looked it up and it was 100yrs old and going for $3,000 🙆♀️🤦♀️ and a leather jacket was authentic .. paid .50¢ 🙆♀️sold it for $200.
@@laurieutter8760 For cleaning the silver, this is what I used to to when I cleaned. Best in a dual sink. Clean the sink first and put the plug in the drain. Then rip off a piece of heavy duty foil and line the bottom. Spread some baking soda on the foil as you let the hot water run in the other sink. Sprinkle some salt on the baking soda. When the water is as hot as it gets run the water over the salted baking soda to dissolve both. This is a chemical reaction between the soda, salt and foil. The hot water facilitates it by being the means to get into all the nooks and crannies touching everything. Just remember if the fork don't touch the foil, the fork will fail. If the spoon touches the silver it'll sparkle. or Silver+Soda+Salt=Sparkle. I don't remember amounts. You can always do it again. This reaction is practically instantly.
I think some of those spoons are Nickel Silver. You got some good deals for the money. I used to be in the business. Always great fun looking for a treasure.
@@josephstrubhar8697 , You could be right about the spoons being pure silver. I certainly have been wrong before,especially not having them in my hands to examine closely. From the video they looked a lot like nickel silver, even better for the dealer if they are pure silver. The years I was in the business I found it a treasure to find unusual flatware and serving pieces even in Nickel Silver. Thanks for your input.
Bearded Couple, there's a horner instrument that if you wanted to hear a good song older by Cher it called "Baby don't go". That instrument you hear is the same as the one you have.
If that flatware isn't silver, it's at least silver plated. It just needs to be polished. Silver plated will usually say SP on the back of the handle, while solid silver will usually say Sterling.
last thing looks like something that would be on a display table at a convention or on a store shelf to help promote. like Toys R Us used to have little display videos that would play a video or 2
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DUDE I'M at my local goodwill all the time and watching your videos made me realize I can actually make some loot!! Thanks man keep it up!!
Good luck!!! Its awesome ! Money everywhere
She was so precious. Thank you for being so respectful to her.
she was awesome - she actually has a yard sale every year now and I get to go back. =)
My grandfather made his living manufacturing those coke cases. Had his own saw mill to saw the lumber for them. Made them for the coke plant in DuQuoin, Illinois.
interesting! thanks so much for the info and for watching!
Missed the tin coke sign though I'm shore that wasn't a repro
That's cool!
We had a small bottling place by us as kids. I don't think they were still in business but I ended up taking care of the owner years later. I'm not sure what the name of it was though
That’s cool! I’m originally from the Carbondale area. Nice to run into someone from my old turf.
@@ItsJustMyOpinion_Really nice, we lived in the Makanda area. South of Carbondale.
I know I’ve told you this before, but I like how respectful you are to the sellers. It makes it a pleasure to watch your videos.
=) Thank you =)
I agree. Makes a huge difference! ( :
I agree with you Cathy!
I sell on Ebay on the side X 12 years, top rated perfect fb. I have to make at least $20.00 to bother with anything.
@@tracyriordan7011 thank you 😀
It's the best time of the year is when you can go out and dig through other people's things. I love every minute to go to yard sales. Love the PEOPLE and I love the beautiful stuff that you find at the yard sale. GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND THANK YOU FOR BEING SO KIND TO US PEOPLE WHO LOVE BUYING YOUR BEAUTIFUL THINGS.
I agree - I LOOOOVE yard sales - cant wait for them to get back in my area =)
thanks so much for watching!
my best yard sale find was in 2015 at a community sale. walked up on a random house FULL of vintage computer graphics software (SiliconGraphics). Turns out the guy was a former SGI Employee. he had HUNDREDS of software discs for Silicon Graphics sitting out. He also had BOXES of old random hardware and old macintosh stuff. I was barely looking thru it when he said "For $10, you can have it ALL". i was taken off guard and since i was driving an old pickup truck with an empty bed, i said sure. I loaded a 6ft bed FULL of software and macintosh stuff. Within the first two weeks i had sold around 10% of the software for around $1,500, and 40% of the hardware for around $2,500. I still have a ton of it years and years later but i think i've made over $10,000 in profit. Crazy. Thats the kind of stuff that gets me up in the morning.
that is insane!!! I agree too I go to yard sales hoping of stuff like that =)
Someone wrote one person's trash is another person's treasure.
Seen something years ago on yard sales and estate sales. One guy said he went by them also when they were over on garbage day, one would be surprised at what gets thrown away. The stuff that is thrown away by people and businesses is amazing. Rarely do I step foot into a store needing to buy something.
im the same way - i usually find all my stuff at thrift stores or yard sales for myself
There are people that go by and buy all of what is left from an estate sale. They play a really cheap price but save those from holding the estate sale from picking things up afterwards. That's why estate sales don't really go down in price on things on last day.
This is the most well organized yard sale I've ever seen.
Ha, I thought the same thing!!!
very organized =)
I'm so glad you kept the NFL binoculars. I would buy them from you. That was my favorite thing in the whole video!
That is awesome- they did sell fast
I haven’t seen a garage sale this good in years!
it was super good! =) thanks so much for watching!
Yard sales with stuff this good are rare where I live
@@robbiebaker2412 yep even yard sales with this much stuff (nvm the quality of the stuff) are pretty rare around me too
You’re so patient. Good for you. She needed conversation.😊😊
A piece of advice to all. When shopping for used electronics, bring with you a battery bank with a regular plug outlet inverter so you can plug in to it any old electrical gadget or appliance to test if it works before buying it. ;)
excellent idea
Yes, absolutely. Sometimes the sellers only say, yes it works and that you can't test out in their house outlet or it's out in a flea market type setting, away from any outlets. And excellent idea, take your own power bank.
The back of the Harley t-shirt tags and one of the sweatpants have the Holoubek logo. Holoubek was a Milwaukee area company that held one of the three Harley apparel licenses. Holoubek artists created the front print and back print designs (eagle with the hat) and the company produced the t-shirts in-house. Holoubek was sold to VF Imagewear in January 2005 and ceased to exist, so anything from Holoubek is from 2005 at the oldest. The tag in the darker grey pair of sweatpants with the HD script logo has a different style of tag. Tags with the eagle are from Harley-Davidson Motorclothes. I'm friends with a former Holoubek artist who did the design on the light grey sweatpants you have there.
That is awesome info!!! I find so much HD gear here I def need to learn my tags better for sure
thanks so much for watching and for the info
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@@dougparent6655 Doug are you saying I'm not nice?
@@beardedthriftmachine not at all....honestly don't know how it got here....lol
@@dougparent6655 oh. Well thanks for watching Doug. Have a wonderful night 😀
I don't know if anyone told you yet or if you know now but the old forester sign is a recipe generator/ advertisement. They put them in liquor stores to drive sales. I used to work in a liquor department. They are for commercial use. That's why you can't locate it online.
thank you for the info
As a avid garage sale hunter for over 30 years I can say knowledge is power, if you want to get the good stuff you better be there when they open the door or another hunter will get all the goodies. There is no bag limit on these hunters.
that is very true
As a pro myself I've thought about writing a book on yard sales to me he spends to much time at the stops got to get to the next stop asap and don't waste time on clothes if your looking for clothes go to the thrift store and me and my wife will split up and we have a code word when there is nother but crap we say nothing but NBC and we haul to the next one we could hit about 25 to 30 on a Saturday.
@@thebosscatman7 yep, you got this figured out, just hope you're not in my town. Happy hunting
I can attest to that. I went to an Estate Sale yesterday 2hrs 30mins after they opened. I missed out on a HP printer that sells for around $500. It was "Open Box" never used. I missed out on it, it was sold for $40.
aww, that sweet chatty lady is just the cutest!
She was awesome - i was there for more then an 30 mins just talking to her. =)
thanks so much for watching!
Admirable! My eyes glaze over when I be see so many items.
Couldn't sort one thing from another, let alone "appreciate" their potential value
sooo much stuff!!! One of the better yard sales =)
thanks so much for watching!
that sorel jacket is a great score! they used to use jackets very very similar to those in prisons that they gave out to inmates starting in the fall. mostly due to the fact that they were tough and lasted virtually forever. i'm a former corrections officer.
i didnt know that! and thanks for your time as a corrections officers!
Just want to tell you I really enjoy your videos (especially Yard Sale ones) Our Goodwill here is higher than a department store... And after going to your eBay store I learned a trick that works out good, Selling smalls like pins, etc. and charging a flat rate for shipping works out great!!! Usually make an extra buck. Was trying to sell 50 of them for $10 and couldn't get a response. Now I'm selling all my small (1st Class) items at a flat rate ($5) and getting a lot more response...Thanks and keep up the good work!!!
Very awesome - I do that for golf clubs too -.flat rate of $11 :) 😀
Im glad that's been helping
I haven’t even had time to watch the video yet but had to say CONGRATULATIONS on 10,000 subs!!!! I kinda feel like a proud Auntie right now😂🎉💐 Way to go Julian, you deserve it!
Thank you so much!!! And thanks for watching and commenting it really means alot and helps the channel out :)
Ohhhhh I get it! This was a year ago! Wow Julian! This channel has really really grown super fast!
“Look at that, that’s a nice-looking spoon, right?”
😹😹🙀 That made my evening.😺
lol =) it was a good looking spoon
That lady had me cracking up! I would have bought that whole bag also! I love Silver & possible Silver spoons & such. Her Salesman ship was hilarious, & it worked!
That's the best yard sale I have ever seen . Thanks for sharing.
When you find items that use standard, Heavy Duty, Alkaline, Carbon Base types of Batteries and find the batteries have leaked, leaving a green colored corrosion on the contacts in the battery compartment, you can try doing this to clean the corrosion off. Take Sodium Bicarbonate, (Baking Soda) and place it on the green corroded areas, I just sprinkle the Baking Soda on the corrosion, but the Baking Soda does not stick on the corrosion, and most of it ends up in the battery compartment where there is no corrosion. I have not tried doing this, you could try making a paste of Baking Soda and water to make it easier for getting it on the corroded areas, use only a small amount of water to make a drier type of paste. After applying the paste on the areas to be cleaned, get a toothbrush, maybe get ones with different bristles, soft, medium, stiff or even try to use a small toothbrush type Brass wire brush, dip the brush in white vinegar, then brush the corroded areas to remove the green corrosion. Baking Soda will neutralize the battery acid, the vinegar is acidic and cause the Baking Soda to react with the vinegar's acid, it will bubble and fizzle, this will neutralize the residue, leaked battery acid in difficult areas to get at and help to loosen the present acid corrosion, use brush'(s) to remove the battery acid corrosion. When the bubbling reaction stops, dip the brush in more vinegar and keep working to remove all the corrosion, add more paste mixture as needed, repeat as necessary. If you use a brass brush, it may work better to remove the more severe corrosion areas easier, if necessary, use a small flat-bladed screwdriver, knife or razor blade to scrape off any really difficult corrosion. Try, not to remove the bright colored plating on the, (+), (positive) & (-), (negative) contacts, the plating is for corrosion resistance, so removing it will take the protection from future corrosion away. After you get the corrosion removed and all cleaned up, make sure to clean the vinegar off, the acid in it could cause more corrosion, wipe it off with paper towels and/or cotton Q-tips, then use the Denatured Alcohol saturated Q-tips to clean the contact areas. One last suggestion, look at the wires soldered onto the (+/-), contacts, make sure the wire is attached, not broken/corroded off, clean any corrosion if present. Also, an FYI, the corrosion can get on the wire under the outer vinyl/plastic wire cover, and not be visible. I have used this method many times and it has worked well on removing/cleaning the battery acid and corrosion, the Baking Soda will neutralize the leaked acid and help to keep the acid from causing more damage after removing corrosion it had already caused. I hope this will help you out and something you remember and use in the future, I don't believe, just using Denatured Alcohol will neutralize the residue battery acid left, if it is not all cleaned out, I would rather neutralize the acid as an added safeguard against reappearing corrosion in a short time.
As you may have figured out by looking at your post, if you put a dash immediately before and immediately after any typing, it appears with a line through whatever is between the dashes. You can edit your original comment using the three dots to the right of your name. I suggest you edit your original comment for clarity, by removing the dashes or by moving them a space or two away - like this - so that the line through the words does not happen. When you enter it with the dashes right next to the text -like this- it puts the line through.
@@doloresreynolds8145 Thanks for informing me about the line thru part of my posting. I did not look at the post after writing it, the line was not showing on the original writing and only visible after posting it and clicking on the, (Show more) to expand the part that was hidden.
You walked by Tupperware Tumblers in the very beginning. Those are hot sellers... always
Ill definitely be on the look out for them :)
The Gentleman Jack is a informative display used for promoting their products. After you put the batteries in you mash the button and it tells you a little history and their different products.
thanks so much for watching and the info!
You pronounce Sorel a lot different than I do here in MN. Amazing how much regional differences can make. Thanks for the video :)
You probably pronounce it the right way ;)
LOl im probably not - =) i pronounce little correctly LOL thank you so much for watching
Awww I could Listen to that sweet lady all day!! Congratulations on your New subbie total and AWESOME FINDS!
Thank you so much!! =) Yea she was awesome kept handing me stuff and I was like sure Ill buy it LOL =)
Here's a little tip about shipping... USPS has, if it fits, it ships. It doesn't matter how much it weighs. It goes by size.
yes those are the late rate boxes and padded mailers. =) thanks for watching
You were so sweet to this lady. Followed you over from Kat, watch you guys on Tuesdays.
thank you so much! and thanks for watching on Tuesdays =)
That garage sale there would of had me spending all sorts of money. That was a good one.
thank you! thanks so much for watching!
I really enjoy your video and the way he talks so respectful .Good job 👍
thank you! =)
SO GLAD that you popped up on my Facebook feed!
Me too!! Thank you!
10K!!! 🎉 🍻 Congratulations. That Sorel jacket was an awesome score
Thanks!! Yea I thought that thing was nice!!! Cant beat it for only $6!!!! =)
thanks so much for watching!
Wow...I wish we had this kind of yard sale in my neck of the woods!
Did you get my suggestion on puttin chain necklaces down through ahalf of straw it will keep the cain from tangling. Its helps especially if you are shipping jewelry.
You all take care and have a ball unloading those storage bins
Before the internet I used to do my book buying at yard sales. I would get the late Saturday edition of the St. Louis paper and call dozens of sales and asked if they had a lot of old books. How did I get the numbers? I had a CITY DIRECTORY BY ADDRESS and so I could find the names and numbers and this way narrowed down to people who had what I wanted.
i'M NOT SURE WHAT PREVENTED ME FROM MY USUAL EAGERNRSS TO SKIP AD. i AM so glad I watched it through. I absolutely love it, %yhank you(sorry not yelling accidental cap lock)
Thank you so much for not skipping and giving it a chance =) I read it as you were yelling until the end LOL =) thanks so much for watching!
Fascinating. I'm an older retired soldier and just beginning to edge my foot into your world of finding and selling yard sale and other place stuff. Your video was informative and worthwhile. I've subscribed and will gather as much info as I can to develop a system that'll work for me. Have a lot to learn. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your service and thanks so much for watching and subbing - if you need anything i have a facebook page you can contact me and kayla on
Thank you for serving Sir!!!
Your most welcome.
6:44 ... When I was a kid (1950s) this is the case the six ounce Coca-Colas came in. I think the 24 piece case was 75 cents. The 10 ounce "King Size Coke was not even available then. Individual bottles were 5 cents.
Thank you so much for the information! :) and thanks so much for watching!
Think you might be surprised how much the silverware is worth! It was gorgeous to me and old! As always, love watching you.
Excellent purchase, and PROFIT!!!!🤑🤑 THATS WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT, UNLESS YOU FIND SOMETHING YOU WANT WANNA KEEP ITS A WIN, WIN!!!! MORE PLEASE 😃✌️😉
very true =)
thanks so much for watching!
With all the electrical items you buy, you ought to look for a variable AC/DC power supply. I have one that was discarded at the local high school which has been very handy for testing electrical items.
very good advice! ill have to get that
Love yard sales but I dislike having one. Great job!! Loved shopping with you.
i havent had one yet - kayla and i were talking about doing one - seems like alot of work LOL
I've never been to a yard sale that good !!wow
Julian, congratulations on reaching 10,000 subs! Keep doing what you’re doing and you’ll be at 20k before you know it.
Fingers crossed! =)
thanks so much for watching!
1 year later….almost 100k way to go! ❤
4:20 tea 🍵 time! Those kettles are really cool I love the Delft style.
Love the serving tray ...excellent conversation piece for a football party !....Bravo !
Thank you! 😊 and thank so much for watching!
What happened to the copper tea kettle?
Always enjoy watching
Thanks
Scored me what looked like a weird fry pan that looked almost new at goodwill. $6 Turned out it was marked on the bottom as 1801 paul revere and googles lensed it and it immediately showed ebay listings with sold comps of $70- 100 preowned. Its a shallow 12in brass bottom and side crepe pan.BOLO
That is awesome!!! Awesome flip !! Revere ware is usually good especially copper bottoms :) The copper tea pot I believe was the last video. I had to split the sales up for time.
Thanks so much for watching!!
@@beardedthriftmachine This particular must be either a more expensive line of Revere ware or early because it was much thicker and heavier.
I love copper bottoms myself. When production went to China the metal became thinner. The heavy stuff is American made. I have an 8 inch and twelve inch crepe pan myself, Good score for you. My rarest one is a flippy handled latch pail pot. Instead of two handles on sides it has one handle that goes from side to side to carry like a pail.
Nice yard sale~Wow. Smiles from New Jersey🥰
My husband got me hooked on watching you. Best wishes and Happy Hunting!
Thank is awesome!!! Thank you and him for watching ! much appreciated
Very well set up garage sale. My kids laugh at me when I say I want to have one. I have older TV sets and they say no one will buy them but I disagree. To you it maybe no good but to someone else it’s a treasure.
thats 100% right! id def have one! -=)
So refreshing to hear you say you dont know much about video games & you dont play them!
I wish I had more knowledge on them for sure - but growing up I never played them and even now I really dont have time to play them LOL =)
thanks so much for watching
I was cleaning out an old barn that belonged to the company I worked for a few years ago, when I stumbled across a full case of very old Coke Glasses! The glass was very thick, very heavy and I am certain they came from an old restaurant, because there were so many of them (there was actually five cases of them) that were all grouped together! The problem was three of the other cases had got crushed and broken when part of the barn fell on them! The other case was damaged by the glasses looked fine, but they were harder to dig out, and the case I had, was the only case not destroyed or damaged in anyway, so that was the case I took home (I was told to throw them out by the way)!! I cleaned the glasses up and put them on Craig's List with a Coca Cola cooler I'd also found in the same pile, and for four months nobody was even interested in them!!
Eventually I tossed them in the trash, because I was just tired of holding on to them!!
Yea some coke stuff def takes awhile to sell - i usually dont buy too much for it unless its a sign or clock
awesome about going through the barn though for sure
thanks so much for watching!
The best find I ever had at a garage sale was the last sale of the day. I had about $10 left and decided to stop at one more. The lady didn't have much there, and she said, "I'll let you have everything here for $100." I told her I couldn't help her with $100, and started looking. She had 2 silver rings, both bands,and the smaller, but heavier, of the two was marked $7. I bought it and went home. When I got home, I looked inside the ring, and it was marked "18k Art Carved," so it was 18k white gold. I felt good and bad about that. I would have gone beck and given her more money, but I had no idea which house it was. Oh, well...
that is a great buy - i could see how you wanted to go back
🎉🎉Congratulations 🎉🎉 I really enjoy your content and attitude! Great job on those finds. The chargers for$10 was a super deal!! Keep doing what you do!👍👍
Thank you!!!!! :) and thanks so much for watching and commenting!!! :)
First time seeing your channel. Regarding that beer/Whiskey drinking game. Instead of buying batteries which is excessively expensive. See if you have a 120 V wall adapter that you can splice in. Whenever I go to garage sales I always pick up these wall warts for $.25 apiece. There’s always a reason to have a dedicated 3 V, 5 V, 6 V, 9v,12 V adapters hardwired in or for more effort a quick disconnect plug.
Thanks for the tips! and thanks so much for the info and watching!
CONGRATS ON 10,000 SUBSCRIBERS🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
THANKS SO MUCH!!!! :) 😀
20,000 coming soon!
Love the pocket binoculars!
Yea they were awesome!
You Always find the COOL SALES!!! I Appreciate your info.🙏🤟
My pleasure!! =) thank you so much for watching!
The Jack Daniel's item looks like a sign the beverage distributor provided to liquor stores/bars. I'll bet if you get it powered up the screen will show an advertisement with details on the different types of whiskey with the aim of helping customers decide which bottle to buy (or shot to order). My parents owned a tavern and had a lot of signs provided by the distributors, if they work they can go for a lot of dough as the "home barroom" culture continues to grow and JD is a popular brand. You have a very good eye for cool old stuff 🙂
Very true - you are correct on the Jack Daniels item - =) thank you so much and thanks for watching!
@@beardedthriftmachine I was going to add my 7 cents worth, as well. If you read the top portion of the sign, "Experience Whiskey the American Way" and add to it the JD, the Gentleman Jack, and the Old Forester. Since all three are listed and pictured, it is not a push towards one technique or process but more of a "Made in America, Buy American" stand. A gentle nudge to stay away from Scotch whisky and Irish whiskey and a VERY subtle way to say keep away from Canadian whisky. Canada and Ireland produce whisky while Scotland and USA produce whiskey. JD and GJ are both Tennessee Sour Mash whiskies while Old Forester is a Bourbon Whiskey.
Love how the first tag sale separated by colors!! Love the game boggle and all the old Coke products! ( : Soooo cool! ( : I am sure the older stuff is worth money! ( : The sale with the elderly woman was fantastic! She did have a load of items!! Great deal getting all the for $50 too! Fantastic! ( :
Pokemon is worth a ton! My youngest daughter is a gamer! She has lived them as has all her friends and thousands worldwide! Always grab them! ( :
Oh yeah, the chargers are amazing, if they work! ( : My hubby uses his chargers all the time in his bikes and our cars when one of us leaves the lights on (usually me...oops)! ( :
I would go back and grab all you found out are worthy! She will sell them still, gladly! ( :
Some of the sales I go to are so organized for sure. I did really well at that last garage sale =)
thanks so much for watching!
@@beardedthriftmachine you really did well! I bet that elderly woman will keep selling for many weekends she has sooo much! ( :
Game boy advance is great too and you can't go wrong with any gaming products!!! ( : Still will be bought! ( :
LOVE THEM COCA COLA TRAYS. SO VERY NICE . HELLO FROM ARIZONA 🌵🌺🌵 MY FRIENDS GREAT BUYS LOVE YARD SALES.
Thanks so much! This one was a great one =)
Great finds!! Awesome finds. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks for watching!
The small talk with real life NPCs is cracking me up... And the hunt is making me wanna go find more vintage tools to restore. Good stuff 👌
I love me some vintage tools!!! =)
There is nothing wrong if you whip out your phone and do a quick online check for things to get some information on a piece. My sis and I do that (but we do not resell as it is for us) and no one has ever challenged us. So search on and happy shopping!
=) def! i do that sometimes if i buy it for myself and i want to know if its a good deal LOL
"A snapper up of unconsidered trifles.." - my favorite line in any poem ever. People turn cash into thrash all day every day - trick is to filter the thrash & turn it back into cash by knowing the value, being business-like - amongst the non-business-like. Watching these videos, it's painful - in a good way. It's like stealing candy off a baby - with no disrespect intended. They rate it thrash - it's just a perspective issue. They buy it high & sell low. Always..ALWAYS be going the opposite way, in a polite manner.
yea - solid words of wisdom there
Awesome 👏 I’m so happy for you Julian on reaching your goal of 10,000! Love 💕 your videos so keep them coming
Thank you sooo much and thanks for watching and commenting =)
Get an emery board and sand the contact points.
So funny, I was just sitting here browsing RUclips videos and clicked on yours. I was thinking how much I miss “tag sales” in CT. I just posted on Facebook where do they have yard sales in SC as they’re rare in my area. Then I hear you say you’re near Myrtle Beach! I’m about 50-60 miles inland. Can you post a video of your favorite areas in the SC/NC area? Thank you!
I usually stay in the Myrtle beach area for the yard sales - carolina forest usually has a ton because there are so many houses over there.
Nice. Pulled in some solid items. That lady was selling stuff
Yea she was. She kept handing me stuff and I was like sure ill take it.
thanks so much for watching!
I did this kind of thing buying from yard sales and Storage units way before it became famous on tv Started in 2008 til 2012 I sold alot on ebay at that time made a fair amount of profit and it was fun treasure hunting as well
yea that hunt is awesome!
Thanks for suggesting this video, and sending me over from today's VHS thrifting haul today. I like it.
thank you for much for watching! =)
I own and operate a small lawn care business and I have customers always giving me garage items all the time.
They want to pay me too haul off but most of the time I give them a month or so of service for it
That is AWESOME!!! you can make some great money in clean outs for sure!
thanks so much for watching!
HD sweatpants tag looks like it’s early 2000’s to midd. That’s when I was buying lots. I was riding and now my bike is just a sittin! Lol the video game it’s self you can make money parting out the parts. When we go on lockdown it’s hard to find anything and we have to go Rogue and do our own repairs lol
THank you for that info! Yea I have been trying to learn the different tags when it comes to harley gear I find a ton in my area
Thank you! thanks so much for watching!
thanks for all the recaps on your vids. I am a beginner reseller only on mercari and am learning alot.
That is awesome! Thank you so much for watching them and im glad it helping!
I really like that thing beside the box!
You know what I’m talking about!?
Great video as always, Coca Cola stuff is so hard to value because there are a lot of reproduction things out there. But those trays are great and so are the crates. Harley stuff is great too.
I agree - hard to know the difference - the older stuff sells but to me they all look the same
Late to the game here, but if you find those wooden coke or pepsi or milk bottle bins, you could use those in the booth to display little figurines or trinket boxes if you hung it on the wall and that would be super cute too - I love the booth!
I just watched how to make spoon rings this morning 😄 Guess that's why you showed up in my recommended vids. 😉 Lucky you huh. So with your spoons take a magnet with you to yard sales too & If it sticks to the spoon it's not silver sadly. Just giving you a tip 😉 😜 Here's a story for you..My co-worker & I were talking about half-sleeved concert shirts & I found one "Scorpions " I was so excited because it was x-LG and I knew it would fit him. I brought it to work and gave it to him & Wouldn't you know it!! He said oh my God this is vintage! Worth $200 or more I forgot I'm trying to put it past me because he is not even a coworker I talk to every day!! Don't even really know him I just was doing it out of pure excitement he tried to give it back but as much as I wanted to, I just couldn't & Didn't. But be sure next time I'm holding onto the next find 😉
that is awesome!!!! Great tip too one the magnet to the yard sale! thank you and thanks so much for watching! =)
@@beardedthriftmachine Best of luck! 😉
I love shopping at places like this but my wife and kids hate it and make a stink every time I go. You never know what’s your going to find. I went to an estate sale and bought a 400 dollar leather bomber jacket for 25 bucks!!!
Can't beat that!!!!! You really don't know what you're going to find I love it!!
Congratulations on 10k subs you definitely deserve it. Keep doing your thing and let's get to 20k sooner than later!!
Thats the next stop =) 20k here we come lol
thanks so much for watching and always commenting!
Bought a Samurai Superlite Driver today at GW for $1.25 that appears new/barely used. Once my hubs and 2 adult boys saw it, they all shouted “DIBS.” Guess I’ll have a family auction tonight! 😂🤣😂 (1st golf club I’ve picked up thrifting!)
LOL family auction always a good move! good pick up too!
I love Family Auctions! I stash the money for more Treasure Hunting!
I would have tried to buy every piece of Coca-Cola merchandise they had there. Also seen you set a sign aside when you picked up that pop crate, them old signs some of them are worth a fortune.
yea looking back i should have bought a little more for sure =)
Congratulations own hitting 10 k love the Harley items keep us posted own the drinking machine I have never saw anything like it someone would probably buy it for themself or maybe a Christmas gift enjoyed the video can't wait to see what is next take care God bless 🙏🙏
Thank you! Will do! I think it will work for sure. Def a neat item.
thank you and thanks for always watching and commenting! =)
This was fun! "Shopping" with you and not spending a dime!
Thank you!!! Best type of shopping: )
I totally agree!
We lived in a small town, and we used to sell at the flea market.
There was this one dealer (professional seller) who would go around to yard sales and give sob stories of how her daughter had just escaped from an abusive man, and needed that microwave. Could the seller drop the price from $15 to $3? It's REALLY all she had with her.
Used to make mom so mad - she'd go up and ask, "Well, Mabel, did you have three microwaves in your booth at the flea market last week?" Tears would immediately dry up, and she'd stomp off muttering to herself. It made her SO mad!
She was a proto-Karen.
Oh geez! Yea thats terrible! Wheeling and dealing is one thing- lying is another
She is a crook. Glad your mom called her out on her lies
I detest people like that! But we have a gal in town who shows up at auctions & loudly greets different people. Oh Hi Sally you gonna bid on all the Pyrex? Oh Carl they got Vaseline Marbles, you gonna out bid everybody on those again, they should just let you buy them so you can leave & everybody can get on with their day. I’m telling you we all just wanna ring her neck! AND she hardly ever bids on things!
What brand were the captoe SHOES with the shoe trees...how much?? Clocks that advertise any major brand is an auto buy if the price is right! BOTH Coca-Cola clocks!!
They were like nunn bush or not a named brand - I thought they were Allen Edmonds - but it was a no go. That clock when I brought it home and plugged it in smoked and almost caught fire no joke lol
@@beardedthriftmachine
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Kk lol o11
That Experience Whiskey display is not a game, it is one of those displays for advertising at the store
thank you!
thanks so much for watching!
U popped up on my to watch feed . So gave u a look nice .. there was a lot of nice things at grate prices . That first spoon u had in ur hand before u took the bag . The way it's tarnished it should be silver . I have my grandmother's spoon collection.. the real silver ones get the rainbow 🌈 look to them just a FYI .. as for Coke .. the older it is the more money (Vintage coke anything) 😂🤣🤣 have a awesome day/night/ week and weekend . 🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️
Love from Tucson Arizona 💗🦎🌵🌻🦉👩🌾🌵🦎💗
That is awesome info!!! Thank you so much! I still have all the spoons and put them in storage until i could find a way to test them or find out if they are silver =)
thanks so much for giving the video a watch! =)
@@beardedthriftmachine u can clean them with backing soda before useing a silver cleaner .. I love going to the thrift shops most don't know what they have and sale cheap .. u can find alot of thing that are antiques and clean them up and sale for more .. bought a dinning room table for $10. Came home looked it up and it was 100yrs old and going for $3,000 🙆♀️🤦♀️ and a leather jacket was authentic .. paid .50¢ 🙆♀️sold it for $200.
@@laurieutter8760 For cleaning the silver, this is what I used to to when I cleaned. Best in a dual sink. Clean the sink first and put the plug in the drain. Then rip off a piece of heavy duty foil and line the bottom. Spread some baking soda on the foil as you let the hot water run in the other sink. Sprinkle some salt on the baking soda. When the water is as hot as it gets run the water over the salted baking soda to dissolve both. This is a chemical reaction between the soda, salt and foil. The hot water facilitates it by being the means to get into all the nooks and crannies touching everything. Just remember if the fork don't touch the foil, the fork will fail. If the spoon touches the silver it'll sparkle. or Silver+Soda+Salt=Sparkle. I don't remember amounts. You can always do it again. This reaction is practically instantly.
Wow you don't rip the sellers off, appreciate that!
Spoons like those are used. For jewelry drawer pulls and ornaments
thanks so much for watching!
I think some of those spoons are Nickel Silver. You got some good deals for the money. I used to be in the business. Always great fun looking for a treasure.
thank you for the info =) yes looking for treasure is my favorite =)
The spoons that are heavily scored or bent are pure silver!
@@josephstrubhar8697 , You could be right about the spoons being pure silver. I certainly have been wrong before,especially not having them in my hands to examine closely. From the video they looked a lot like nickel silver, even better for the dealer if they are pure silver. The years I was in the business I found it a treasure to find unusual flatware and serving pieces even in Nickel Silver. Thanks for your input.
Bearded Couple, there's a horner instrument that if you wanted to hear a good song older by Cher it called "Baby don't go". That instrument you hear is the same as the one you have.
You taught me something new …… golf cart chargers …..? I would have never guessed ??? Thank You !!
yea they are huge money - really anything about a golf cart is worth money in my area =)
thanks so much for watching!
They had LOTS of stuff! Lucky you!!!!
Thank you!
thanks so much for watching!
Good job! Love yard sales!! ❤️🥰
Me too!! i cant wait to go to more! =) t
thank so much for watching!
Congratulations on 10k! Thank you for the video. 💖
Thank you so much!! =) thanks so much for watching and always commenting!
That was a beautiful jacket !! I was saying buy it buy it lol The jogging pants were a awesome but also! I subbed to your great channel !
Welcome aboard!!! =) That was a nice jacket! Thanks so much for watching!
If that flatware isn't silver, it's at least silver plated. It just needs to be polished. Silver plated will usually say SP on the back of the handle, while solid silver will usually say Sterling.
Thank you so much for watching and the info
Nice find with the game boy advance and Pokemon, and the old coke cola create.
Thank you: )
Check with local liquor stores on the whiskey experience. They usually have contacts on the wholesale side that might know about it.
great idea!
thank you so much for watching!
last thing looks like something that would be on a display table at a convention or on a store shelf to help promote. like Toys R Us used to have little display videos that would play a video or 2
i agree
GREAT VIDEOS YOU SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE THANKS!! HOW DO YOU SHIP YOUR RODS? THANKS
KELLY
easiest way to ship them is in poster tubes either 2in or 3in depending on the guide size of the rod and then just tape them together