Posted on Jul 10th 2021

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1. Costume jewelry:

Regardless of whether they are in the market for some economical bling or they think they've found a gem waiting to be discovered, yard sale customers love to grab up costume jewelry if it's pleasantly shown and priced to sell. Value simple pieces at two or three dollars and more pleasant jewelry somewhat higher to allow for negotiating.

2. Like-New items:

Received a gift that doesn't suit you? Please leave it in the first packaging and sell it at your next yard sale. Savvy customers consistently watch out for like-new things they can give as gifts without the beneficiary being the wiser—price like-new items at under 50% of their original cost to sell quickly.

3. Clothing by the bag:

Sometimes it tends to be hard to dump utilized clothing in a yard sale. Offer customers the alternative of filling a grocery bag with their preferred dress at the flat price of $10 or so. It's a terrific method to dispose of anything that remains close to the end of the day.

4. Vinyl Records:

There is an energetic market for these collections; however, costs fluctuate significantly by recording, artist and condition. Before you set out a crate of your old LPs, research their worth online to ensure you are not selling your collection short.

5. American Home Décor:

Two or three scenes of the mainstream TV show American Pickers to find out about what's hot regarding capitalizing on diverse things for home decorating Americana-style. Vintage metal promoting signs — a famous wall decoration among Americana followers — can fetch from a couple of dollars to two or three hundred dollars or more.

6. Books: 

Rather than selling books separately, value piles of similar ones for $5-$10 and sell them by the parcel, this functions admirably for kids' books since kids will, in general, be somewhat less segregating in their choice of literature.

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