This patch came from the lot of pins/buttons/patches that I picked up at auction a few months ago. This was one of the patches that I wasn't sure if it would sell or not. Apparently I was wrong.
I'm really not a fan of selling Archie comics, there simply isn't much of a market for it. But when they come in larger lots of comics I try and sell them.
This is a comic from the wedding comic lot. This is an independent comic about a superhero that focuses on recycling. I couldn't find anything about this comic online, but was hoping someone would want it.
Current profit off the wedding comic auction: $4,426.70
In a recent lot of lapel pins that I bought at auction there was 15,000 of these Canadian flag pins. I decided to list them in lots of 100. This was the first to sell. If all 15 lots sell, I'll make $375 just off these pins.
This is a comic from a collection Chris bought a few years ago to sell. I've listed a few of them for him, this one included. This comic has a lot of wear, including a stain on the front cover, but it is rare enough to still sell well.
This is such a great cover - look at that Ewok! And I have finally doubled my investment on this lot of comics. I paid $4,412.70 for all the comics, and I have profited $8,830.96 from sales to date, leaving me with an overall profit of $4,418.26. I still have 2,097 comics left to sell, so that number will only keep growing.
Current profit off the wedding comic auction: $4,418.26
I'm so glad this finally sold, as it is one of the oldest items in my inventory - it was purchased in 2016. It is a small pewter trinket tin featuring Garfield.
Chris picked this game up recently, and while a bit pricey it tends to be a fast seller. Surprisingly, when I went to count the pieces this box actually had two complete games inside it! Just one box. Thankfully I had an extra box from years ago when I bought an incomplete copy of this game and sold the contents individually. So for $9 I actually ended up with two complete games! When the other one sells, it will be complete profit.
Not making a huge profit one some of these video games, but at least they are selling and I'm making something as opposed to someone just donating them to a thrift store, and my grandma will get some money back.
I have no idea why these sell, but they do for some reason. Chris found this one, still in its original box, at VV. Paid up for it, but it sold within 2 weeks of being listed and walking away with an easy $20 profit.
Another Star Wars series sold. I am now just $9 away from doubling my money on this wedding day comic book lot, and I still have 1,000s of comics left to sell.
Current profit off the wedding comic auction: $4,403.62
This is a vintage map of New York from 1956 that was part of a random lot of items I purchased at auction a few months ago. Also sold to the buyer who bought all the Zippo products.
All these items came out of a lot of lapel pins I purchased a few weeks ago - although none of them are pins. I have no idea why these were included, but they were part of the reason I bought the lot. I paid $40 for the entire lot, and this sale more than paid for all of that. These were all purchased by the same buyer, along with a number of other things. This lot included a number of new in box Zippo products - a lighter, a measuring tape, and a number of pocket knifes. All of them were branded. As well as a CAA metal car emblem. This was a nice sale to see come through.
This came out of a lot of lapel pins that I purchased at auction last month. It was a weird lot. It had 1,000s of lapel pins along with some new old stock Zippo lighters, a few car decals, and a few patches. Anyways, this paid for 1/4 of the entire lot and I didn't even know it was in there.
This comic came out of the storage locker purchase that I made with Chris over 2 years ago. There isn't much left from this lot, but they continue to sell.
Picked up this new Scrabble 50th anniversary edition game last year, but it's so big that I've had it sitting around forever. I finally got around to looking up its value, and it is only selling for $40 on eBay, so listed it locally and a co-worker saw it on FBM and bought it off me.
This came from the large lot of vintage Sailor Moon stuff I purchased at a garage sale at the Great Glebe Garage sale. I've long made back my profit, so this is pure profit. I have 6 more of this exact sticker sheet, so in the end if they all sell I'll make over $50 profit on just this set.