Don’t throw the glasses away, your optometrist should have a donation box for them, otherwise the lions club and other groups also take donations of glasses. Once again another great video, thank you so much.
@@CollectorsCorner777 A person could collect a lot of them and go only once. They are used to give eye glasses to people who otherwise would do without. Usually this is in Africa or East Asia. Seems a shame that they go into a landfill.
Can't believe I watched the whole thing. Plus making up the life story of the owner of the storage unit. It made me feel bad for this person, he obviously tried to make a good life for himself despite difficulties. Looking forward to the next segment(s).
That purse with the painted bird on it is vintage from a family that used to own a yacht upholstery company in the Florida Keys. They started making them as souvenirs for tourists. Their called "The Florida Keys Handbag" and where selling for around $30 on Ebay last time I checked into them.
Thank you for saying Native and Native American. Some of that "bead junk" and "costume jewelry" looks to be part of Regalia. Important items in the Native community. Those porcelain dolls new are over $100. Just fyi Also the Oneida box was filled with many spiritual items. The feathers, shells, sage, and tobacco are all spiritual items. Next time you come across Native items, I would suggest to reach out to that Nation to help you sort through and perhaps you would consider returning the meaningful items to the Nation.
If those feathers at 1:29:20 or so are eagle feathers, you need to get them to someone authorized to have them ASAP. Mink oil: waterproofing compound for your leather goods.
And that was sweet grass braided not rope. The cedar is used as well. The box looks like it was a smudge / sweat kit. Lot of cool tribal things I would love
Recently storage unit I found a kids hot wheels bike. You rev it up and it has an RPM meter that lights up and cool sound effects. That star wars kids bike reminded me of that find.
You have really made your money on this unit. sets of cards,sets of trains, Indian stuff, and so many tools. I can't wait to see what else is in the unit.
The shell goes on top of that triple carved stick thing. It’s a stand. The herbs are sweet grass (rope looking thing) sage, cedar etc for smudging. It’s herbs you burn for cleansing and smell great.
Imagine being the previous owner of all this stuff and you're watching some guy going through it and commenting on everything. What a surreal experience that would be.
Check card, some of the older ones are worth very nice money. If you don't have time just go to a shop who buys them, they will certainly pay you more and check for valuable staff.
I LOVE watching your videos while I'm listing my own items on eBay/Pohsmark/Mercari. I absolutely love your storage unit and garage sale videos. I cannot believe how invested I was in your last video, waiting to find the keys to the safe and the tool chest. The suspense was crazy! You do tend to find some interesting stuff!! If I still had the space, I'd like to try buying storage units. I sure wish I still lived in Wisconsin, I'd definitely come check out your dollar sales!
Rabbit, if you still have the CDs check them on SecondSpin. You can generally get more money from SecondSpin than from Decluttr. They're also doing a 20% buyback bonus until the 26th.
Don't scrap the computer parts! Especially not old stuff from the 1990's. People collect that stuff, especially video and sound cards. Also there are people who want to put together their dream PC they couldn't afford back then, mostly to play the games they wanted to play back then but the POS PC they could afford was too sucky. Put it all into one or two Vintage PC Parts lots on eBay, with good photos of all the parts so buyers can identify them. If you don't want to learn up on what's good in vintage PC gear, find someone local who knows the stuff and call him or her when you get lots like this. Don;t be like Scrap and Pallet Man, who causes me to cringe with all the money he tosses out at the scrapyard, or leaves behind in trash cans. SDRAM, the PC66, PC100, and PC133 stuff is valuable because it hasn't been made for a long time. Even DDR1 and DDR2 can be hard to get now. FPM and EDO in 72 pin SIMM and the early DIMM types is getting hard to come by. If you're really into vintage PCs, try finding 30 pin SIMMs. Old sound cards can bring quite a price, Turtle Beach, Gravis Ultrasound, Soundblaster AWE series. The AdLib Gold card? That's gold. Not a lot of them were made because the AdLib company was losing the soundcard wars to Creative Labs. For video cards one thing to look for is 3Dfx and Voodoo. nVidia and ATi are also good. nVidia and ATi made (and still make) their own cards but also sell parts and design data to other companies. 3Dfx started out only selling their parts and info to 3rd parties then decided they'd quit that and make all 3Dfx cards themselves. (Ooooh, bad decision.) They ended up bankrupt and bought by nVidia (circa 2001~2002) shortly before nVidia introduced the GeForce FX 5000 series, which was based on 3Dfx's final GPU they never put into production. ATi was bought by AMD in 2006 so they could have GPU technology to integrate into their CPUs like Intel had been doing for years. I had an old Dell Pentium 4 workstation that had the fastest single core Extreme Edition P4 CPU ever made. I had a better AGP video card than what was in it, swapped that in and tossed in some more old RAM I had (didn't max it out) and sold it for around $200 to a guy who wanted the hottest Windows XP system he could get for some old wargame. My cost into it was zero, picked it up from the local dump transfer station's electronics drop off where they allow people to take stuff before it gets shoved over the edge into a hopper truck. That was for a circa 2003 PC. Someone putting together their old dream AMD K6-3+ system could spend a similar amount, or more, collecting the old parts to build it. Modems? Scrap those. Not many people have dialup internet these days, nor do they send or receive FAX. Internal and external modems are pretty much the most common piece of PC hardware, right up there with Ethernet cards. Having a few 10/100 Ethernet cards on hand could bring a few bucks. If it's any network card with the round BNC or 15 pin AUI connector? Toss it. Aside from some collectors there's no practical use for them, like modems, unless someone is putting together a Token Ring or ARCnet network just to show how things used to be done before Ethernet.
I am Ojibwe Native American and All the native artifacts are pieces of a shattered life. That drum is very sacred to my people. From what I've pieced together so far from watching this a half hour into this, this native is ONEIDA NATION. The drum should be sent to ONEIDA NATION to be healing for the lost one. Do you know the history of this individual ? Thank you. ( Miigwetch in Ojibwe )
Love it... your video are so addictive to watch no idea why or how but please keep them coming and follow ups on what sells...... how meny sports card?????? Good luck with it all rabbit Love from the uk
I used to collect posters and vinyl banners. That banner is definitely worth $20, probably wont get $100 though. Id price it at $40 +shipping on eBay or $50 locally.
Those little pieces of cardboard with coins on them are from mallow cups candies. You get one every time you buy the candy. It is like a reeses except it is marshmallow instead of peanut butter inside. They were worth something (can't remember how). Just looked on eBay under mallow cups and sure enough someone is selling a handful of them for around $10
It makes me sad for my relations lost their identity with this purchase. I am traditional & living on my rez. There is a story behind this.. and it is sad I'm sure.
The glass milk bottle looked like it was from Oberweis. They charge $1.50 deposit when you buy them. Return it to the grocery store, that's free money.
I can't pick a favorite item I just loved all of it lol Until I get through all my "money piles" I am not going sourcing so this is tamping my addiction lol Thank You so much
My favorite items was (apart from all the native stuff) a lot of stuff you threw out that I would have used (and bought) for crafts. Sometimes so frustrating to watch you. I hope you donated it instead of trashing it
1:44:31 That silver coloured hoop is from a Halogen air cooker/oven. Great video again. Luv watching ur vids. Keep up the release of more ASAP please lol. x
The cedar & bags of sage are for smuding. The smudge goes in the shell. The dried mushroom on the mink oil container is chaga, a medicinal mushroom that grows on dieing birch trees. Too bad the smudge was discarded.
That’s actually an assisted opening knife and not a switchblade, legally speaking. Both have spring deployed blades the different is on how they are deployed. When you apply force to a button or mechanism on the HANDLE and the blade is deployed. That is a switchblade. When you apply force to the blade or a stud mounted onto the blade and the knife opens that’s is consider assisted opening.
Video was good company for 2.5 hours of photos and listing :) I find your reselling strategy very interesting, not only because it is so different from mine (no warehouse, just a small office and I HATE clutter) but because it's proof that little things add up very quickly. There weren't any home runs in there but a lot of solid low- to mid-dollar items. Proof that persistence pays off, which is something I think a lot of new resellers take awhile to learn if they ever do. The home runs I have stick in my mind, but as a part time reseller I recall just as fondly those months where individual sales were smaller but consistent and at the end of the month I was $500 richer. As far as the favorite item definitely the cock and middle finger lighter. I'd put them together and sell them on eBay. Great bachelorette party gag gifts.
A date of filming in the description would be nice and would stop all the comments about wanting to buy things etc since I see below that this video was filmed a year ago !
Hi what sites do you use to find liquidations or local stores, etc. I was looking into storage unit flipping as well as police department auctions. What’s the most effective? Thanks!
2 and a half hours!? Is this a Lord of the Rings movie? Nope, it's just another Resale Rabbit video.
Joe H Quotes overheard at the end of the third video: “Why didn’t Resale Rabbit call the giant eagles in the first place?”
And I watched the whole thing. Argh. Waiting for the Extended Director's Cut.
S Y I’d watch this whole thing again if Resale Rabbit did a commentary track on top of it! 😂. No really, I would.
Personally, I’m recovering from neurosurgery and these videos are very helpful to keep my mind active while I can’t do anything else. I love them.
Don’t throw the glasses away, your optometrist should have a donation box for them, otherwise the lions club and other groups also take donations of glasses. Once again another great video, thank you so much.
It's free to throw them away whereas driving to a place costs time and gas.
The Lions Club should have an eyeglasses donation box somewhere.
There are groups who will take hearing aid parts as well.
@@CollectorsCorner777 A person could collect a lot of them and go only once. They are used to give eye glasses to people who otherwise would do without. Usually this is in Africa or East Asia. Seems a shame that they go into a landfill.
Can't believe I watched the whole thing. Plus making up the life story of the owner of the storage unit. It made me feel bad for this person, he obviously tried to make a good life for himself despite difficulties. Looking forward to the next segment(s).
That purse with the painted bird on it is vintage from a family that used to own a yacht upholstery company in the Florida Keys. They started making them as souvenirs for tourists. Their called "The Florida Keys Handbag" and where selling for around $30 on Ebay last time I checked into them.
It kinda resembles an Enid Collins bag.
I enjoy hearing you get excited about stuff like the Winnie the Pooh salt & pepper shakers - looking forward to the next one!
Thank you for saying Native and Native American. Some of that "bead junk" and "costume jewelry" looks to be part of Regalia. Important items in the Native community. Those porcelain dolls new are over $100. Just fyi
Also the Oneida box was filled with many spiritual items. The feathers, shells, sage, and tobacco are all spiritual items. Next time you come across Native items, I would suggest to reach out to that Nation to help you sort through and perhaps you would consider returning the meaningful items to the Nation.
I'm impressed you didn't mention him flicking the doll in the face.
If you could get enough stuff, you might consider having a one-day $5 sale at the warehouse.
If those feathers at 1:29:20 or so are eagle feathers, you need to get them to someone authorized to have them ASAP. Mink oil: waterproofing compound for your leather goods.
Idk why, but I could watch this all day. It’s almost therapeutic
I think the shells are shell smudge bowls, used with smudge sticks to clean areas, restore balance and energy.
And that was sweet grass braided not rope. The cedar is used as well. The box looks like it was a smudge / sweat kit. Lot of cool tribal things I would love
Dude my cat jumped off the couch about 3inches from a dead sleep when you squeeked the toy lol
What can I say, cats like me
@@ResaleRabbit Haha
Recently storage unit I found a kids hot wheels bike. You rev it up and it has an RPM meter that lights up and cool sound effects. That star wars kids bike reminded me of that find.
That Native chest is awesome. Looks hand made. Bet it’s worth a lot. Also, those feathers mean a lot to them.
You have really made your money on this unit. sets of cards,sets of trains, Indian stuff, and so many tools. I can't wait to see what else is in the unit.
"Blown glass" is "art glass" and is probably worth listing on ebay. It's been coming back into fashion in the last year or so.
The shell goes on top of that triple carved stick thing. It’s a stand. The herbs are sweet grass (rope looking thing) sage, cedar etc for smudging. It’s herbs you burn for cleansing and smell great.
The native american stuff would make a couple good lots at auction. The dolls & boots could be $$. Great scores & content.
Imagine being the previous owner of all this stuff and you're watching some guy going through it and commenting on everything. What a surreal experience that would be.
You should keep locks without keys, then sell them in lots for lockpick practice. :) I'd offer to take them if I wasn't in Australia. :D
Tzivya that’s actually a really smart idea.
TheBananaPlanet For a guy happy to do $5+shp batches, it isgood not to waste things
One of your Native American porcelain dolls is called Many Stars by Linda Mason.
The sailor turtle was absolutely adorable
my guess is that the little mocassin in the purse goes on the doll in the box that you opened next.
Check card, some of the older ones are worth very nice money. If you don't have time just go to a shop who buys them, they will certainly pay you more and check for valuable staff.
Broken wooden items are never worthless, you can always burn them for heat as firewood :) Great video!
Duuuuuudddeee!! The fabled, "where'd you get your internet from, walmart!" I'd put that disc up for auction on eBay!
I LOVE watching your videos while I'm listing my own items on eBay/Pohsmark/Mercari. I absolutely love your storage unit and garage sale videos. I cannot believe how invested I was in your last video, waiting to find the keys to the safe and the tool chest. The suspense was crazy! You do tend to find some interesting stuff!! If I still had the space, I'd like to try buying storage units. I sure wish I still lived in Wisconsin, I'd definitely come check out your dollar sales!
That train set brings back so many memories. Very saleable!
This is a great way to start off the weekend it’s Friday at work with the rabbit on the deck and to top it off it’s a 2hr 24min video
I’d love the sage, cedar, and sweet grass.
Moosehead beer is a canadian east coast beer. Good stuff!
Rabbit, if you still have the CDs check them on SecondSpin. You can generally get more money from SecondSpin than from Decluttr. They're also doing a 20% buyback bonus until the 26th.
Vintage crates sell great on fb, housewives love them.
This is the video that doesn't end but incredible buy made for good listening while doing other work.
Mink oil is to dress your leather items. I used to dress my coat with the mink oil.
you know your in for a good one when only part one is 2 and half hours😂
You are a hustling machine amigo I i like your hustle rabbit..good videos keep them comin 👍👍
The round thing you thought looked like a cake pan...it’s one part of a two part spring form pan. Used for many things, especially cheesecake.
Don't scrap the computer parts! Especially not old stuff from the 1990's. People collect that stuff, especially video and sound cards. Also there are people who want to put together their dream PC they couldn't afford back then, mostly to play the games they wanted to play back then but the POS PC they could afford was too sucky.
Put it all into one or two Vintage PC Parts lots on eBay, with good photos of all the parts so buyers can identify them.
If you don't want to learn up on what's good in vintage PC gear, find someone local who knows the stuff and call him or her when you get lots like this. Don;t be like Scrap and Pallet Man, who causes me to cringe with all the money he tosses out at the scrapyard, or leaves behind in trash cans.
SDRAM, the PC66, PC100, and PC133 stuff is valuable because it hasn't been made for a long time. Even DDR1 and DDR2 can be hard to get now. FPM and EDO in 72 pin SIMM and the early DIMM types is getting hard to come by. If you're really into vintage PCs, try finding 30 pin SIMMs.
Old sound cards can bring quite a price, Turtle Beach, Gravis Ultrasound, Soundblaster AWE series. The AdLib Gold card? That's gold. Not a lot of them were made because the AdLib company was losing the soundcard wars to Creative Labs.
For video cards one thing to look for is 3Dfx and Voodoo. nVidia and ATi are also good. nVidia and ATi made (and still make) their own cards but also sell parts and design data to other companies. 3Dfx started out only selling their parts and info to 3rd parties then decided they'd quit that and make all 3Dfx cards themselves. (Ooooh, bad decision.) They ended up bankrupt and bought by nVidia (circa 2001~2002) shortly before nVidia introduced the GeForce FX 5000 series, which was based on 3Dfx's final GPU they never put into production. ATi was bought by AMD in 2006 so they could have GPU technology to integrate into their CPUs like Intel had been doing for years.
I had an old Dell Pentium 4 workstation that had the fastest single core Extreme Edition P4 CPU ever made. I had a better AGP video card than what was in it, swapped that in and tossed in some more old RAM I had (didn't max it out) and sold it for around $200 to a guy who wanted the hottest Windows XP system he could get for some old wargame. My cost into it was zero, picked it up from the local dump transfer station's electronics drop off where they allow people to take stuff before it gets shoved over the edge into a hopper truck. That was for a circa 2003 PC. Someone putting together their old dream AMD K6-3+ system could spend a similar amount, or more, collecting the old parts to build it.
Modems? Scrap those. Not many people have dialup internet these days, nor do they send or receive FAX. Internal and external modems are pretty much the most common piece of PC hardware, right up there with Ethernet cards. Having a few 10/100 Ethernet cards on hand could bring a few bucks. If it's any network card with the round BNC or 15 pin AUI connector? Toss it. Aside from some collectors there's no practical use for them, like modems, unless someone is putting together a Token Ring or ARCnet network just to show how things used to be done before Ethernet.
I am Ojibwe Native American and All the native artifacts are pieces of a shattered life. That drum is very sacred to my people. From what I've pieced together so far from watching this a half hour into this, this native is ONEIDA NATION. The drum should be sent to ONEIDA NATION to be healing for the lost one. Do you know the history of this individual ? Thank you. ( Miigwetch in Ojibwe )
RAM is always worth more than scrap unless it is dead! Easy to test, list and ship!
Woah 2 and a half hours. I gotta move some stuff in my schedule
You and me both!! Hahaha
Mink Oil is used to condition leather. It's expensive about $7-20 for a small container.
Love it... your video are so addictive to watch no idea why or how but please keep them coming and follow ups on what sells...... how meny sports card?????? Good luck with it all rabbit Love from the uk
Nice score with the lockers. Keep making that money.
That macrame stuff seems to sell really well on EBay
I used to collect posters and vinyl banners. That banner is definitely worth $20, probably wont get $100 though. Id price it at $40 +shipping on eBay or $50 locally.
Lmfao, “and this is if you’re celebrating the birthday of your anti-lock breaks” I nearly spit out my drink lollll
Those little pieces of cardboard with coins on them are from mallow cups candies. You get one every time you buy the candy. It is like a reeses except it is marshmallow instead of peanut butter inside. They were worth something (can't remember how). Just looked on eBay under mallow cups and sure enough someone is selling a handful of them for around $10
Those ninja weapons are calls sais. The things you learn from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
it took me a couple days to watch, but I did it! All the way through, all I could think was... Check each book/magazine for hidden cash!
This rabbit keeps on going and going and going.
I would love to have all of those Native American items. I'm Native American.
It makes me sad for my relations lost their identity with this purchase. I am traditional & living on my rez. There is a story behind this.. and it is sad I'm sure.
Renewed Hope I know, right? My heart bleeds for the original owner. I’d be trying to find him or her before taking sacred objects.
I absolutely enjoyed this video. I can't wait for the rest.
Lot the computer RAM sticks up and put them on ebay and list them for gold recovery. They bring pretty good money.
Looks like the remnants of a 90s era hobby store.
Watch out for that adult magazine, Maxim.
Or the Sports Illustrated
Careful with those feathers. Only native Americans can possess them. If you are caught with eagle parts, the fine can run $250,000.
Leann Rimes calendar is reusable in 2022! 😂 You put up 2 hour videos, expect 2 hours of comments.
All I can say is wow. Some interesting finds. I would have liked those cannon. In fact there's a lot I would have liked.
I wonder if those Shell coins are what the Shell gas stations gave out in 1969. We collected those and of course they are long gone.
The glass milk bottle looked like it was from Oberweis. They charge $1.50 deposit when you buy them. Return it to the grocery store, that's free money.
That mushroom plate looks worthless but don't sleep on mushroom plates. Some huge money brands and styles out there!
Those "hearing aid pieces" are ear pieces for security/police, also I collect keychains I'll pay for them.
I can't pick a favorite item I just loved all of it lol Until I get through all my "money piles" I am not going sourcing so this is tamping my addiction lol Thank You so much
So long after the fact, but I can’t believe you threw that old, very collectible, glass milk jar out! What were you thinking???
The big silver ring is a height extender for a New Wave air fryer. You're welcome.
Excellent Vid, Rabbit - Most enjoyable - Some really good stuff - Hope you make out well....
"Nobody wants one glove...except maybe an amputee". You are going straight to hell LOL!
Vintage Pepsi stuff is awesome!!! I have a friend who works for Pepsi here in Canada. Great video awesome stuff and finds
those native american stuff go for a lot of money and also many people buy sage especially the ones in that box
RUclips just played a commercial that started with: "Rabbits are foragers." While I was watching this video. Coincidence!? I think not!🤣
A lot of people have been saying they’ve been getting ads lately for rabbit foot on my videos lol
What a great video to make dropping off that Native American box to the tribal leaders and donate back. Some Pepsi stuff is worth as much as coke
Its not an "Airsoft" gun -- its a regular BB gun. There is a BIG difference -- especially when you get hit with one!
I hope you kept the license plates. The last set of those Oneida veteran plates sold for over $400 on eBay! All tribal plates are somewhat rare.
The wooden train set looks like Brio. It's pretty pricey new.
One word: handshoes. Decent ones, there might be needles and stuff.
1:30:26 That is sage that you burn and cleanse your home of evil spirits....The feathers are also used for that.
watching you 'robbing the ban', makes me so anxious for you and Mrs. Rabbit to have a baby bunny.
My favorite items was (apart from all the native stuff) a lot of stuff you threw out that I would have used (and bought) for crafts. Sometimes so frustrating to watch you. I hope you donated it instead of trashing it
Agreed. Hope he sees this.
1:44:31 That silver coloured hoop is from a Halogen air cooker/oven. Great video again. Luv watching ur vids. Keep up the release of more ASAP please lol. x
You have such a broad amount of knowledge of so many things. I guess it comes with doing the resale business.
the metal ring is a extender for a halogen table top oven
Vintage Shrade knives can be worth good money.
The cedar & bags of sage are for smuding. The smudge goes in the shell. The dried mushroom on the mink oil container is chaga, a medicinal mushroom that grows on dieing birch trees. Too bad the smudge was discarded.
😂 your one Pepsi a day...love your humor!
That Native American box gave me the creeps... hopefully you aren’t cursed now 😂
The plate with the mushrooms is selling on eBay $10 and more
That Sombarreiro you need to look up because it should be about $1500
Moose head beer is one of Canada’s oldest brewery!
That milk bottle is worth money!!!!
That’s actually an assisted opening knife and not a switchblade, legally speaking. Both have spring deployed blades the different is on how they are deployed. When you apply force to a button or mechanism on the HANDLE and the blade is deployed. That is a switchblade. When you apply force to the blade or a stud mounted onto the blade and the knife opens that’s is consider assisted opening.
Video was good company for 2.5 hours of photos and listing :) I find your reselling strategy very interesting, not only because it is so different from mine (no warehouse, just a small office and I HATE clutter) but because it's proof that little things add up very quickly. There weren't any home runs in there but a lot of solid low- to mid-dollar items. Proof that persistence pays off, which is something I think a lot of new resellers take awhile to learn if they ever do. The home runs I have stick in my mind, but as a part time reseller I recall just as fondly those months where individual sales were smaller but consistent and at the end of the month I was $500 richer.
As far as the favorite item definitely the cock and middle finger lighter. I'd put them together and sell them on eBay. Great bachelorette party gag gifts.
Make sure you check the vhs for horror movies, they fetch a pretty penny.
Those "putty knives" your throwing away, are vintage Firestone ice scrapers.
You shot the BB gun into your hand. What if that was the one time it actually shot? 😲
Wouldn’t be my first time getting shot by a BB gun lol
A date of filming in the description would be nice and would stop all the comments about wanting to buy things etc since I see below that this video was filmed a year ago !
He says in all the comments it is sold. Should probably mention at the end or in the description it all sold before posting the video.
It’s pay day. Had a good eBay day and a new resale rabbit... good start to my Friday
Hi what sites do you use to find liquidations or local stores, etc. I was looking into storage unit flipping as well as police department auctions. What’s the most effective? Thanks!
Some of those storage units are like time capsules with the stuff that was stored.
Idea, add that Doors video to your Jim Morrison lot.