My boyfriend is a super Disney fan and has so much unopened Disneyland stuff. He has everything from unopened lithographs to a signed Disney Villians Book that has an orginal Snow White Filmstrip in it (its one of 10 in the US). I feel like I'm sitting on a gold mine. Any suggestions?|||Your best bet is to check closed auctions on ebay. That should give you a good idea. In some cases, you might be disappointed. Most items, including Disney which were mass produced or sold as collectible bring amazingly low rates for resale.
Anymore, I don't even take these kinds of items in on consignment any longer , as the selling prices are usually so poor.
Do your research though...there is still the rare item that is worth something. Ebay is your best bet, because you can actually see what items sold for.
Remember, if you find one online for sale at a high price..this doesn't mean a thing. People can ask whatever amount they like for an item, but that doesn't mean jack. It's what it is actually SOLD for that's the ticket. There is often a big difference in the two.|||Go on that "Antiques Roadshow" they have on Public television.
I bet with all your stuff together, you could get a good five bucks.|||Try seeing what they are worth on E bay? Someone else may have something similar and you could get some sort of idea.|||search for the item on ebay and try to see what the items that are about to end are selling for.
Ebay is the biggest collection of people selling online|||It sounds a bit selfish.... But whatever.... Use the internet. Should be somewhere.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment