Used Items That Sell on Ebay - Part 1

Used Items That Sell on Ebay - Part 1 Did you know some "used items" sell better than "brand new items" on ebay? Well if you know what is hot, you could make a fortune. Now is the time to clean out that attic, basement, or garage. Maybe you could start going to yard and garage sales. Flea markets are another great place to find valuable used items that will sell well on ebay. Just about any used item sells on ebay. The trick about used items is; you have to know what sells the best. There are a select few of used items that are better than collector's items. People may be restoring that classic car or house. They may be looking on ebay for some rare items that will bring some character to their classic or antique collection. Just about any used items that are not made anymore, have a collector not far behind looking for it. Collectors are the main buyers of the unique used items I will tell you about in the next few days. That's why you can get so much money for each item.

First on the list is used "FM CONVERTERS". These sell for big money, depending on the model. Car collector's everywhere look for FM Converters. Lots of antique and classic cars only had am radios. Car collectors usually want to keep everything stock. With an FM converter they can still have a stock radio. If someone is looking for an FM Converter, they will pay on average .00-0.00 each. If you have a mint condition item, look to be payed more than 0.00 for your old FM converter you don't use anymore. You can still find these everywhere. The best part is, most people that have these, don't know what they are worth and usually don't care. They just want to get rid of them. Used "Metal Detectors" sell really well. Garret, Whites, and military detectors sell for the best money. You can find these for under .00 in most cases. Used metal detectors sell on ebay for 0.00- 00.00 each. Depending on the model, how old it is, and what condition it's in. Used "Reel to Reel Tape Players"sell well also. These are usually pieces of junk unless you are a reel to reel collector. You can find them everywhere really cheap. But on ebay, a vintage reel to reel tape player that works will sell for 0.00- 00.00. Depending on the model, how old it is, and what condition it's in. Used "Singer Sewing Machines" have a really good resale value. You can usually find a good singer at a .00 bargain. On ebay you could resell it for .00-0.00. Depending on the model, how old it is, and what condition it's in. Used "35mm SLR Cameras"sell great! Especially if you have the owners manual. These cameras are practically thrown away now, since technology hunters don't want used goods. The professionals and camera collectors swarm to these 35mm cameras though. They resell on ebay for 0.00-00.00 each. Depending on what accessories and extras it comes with. Condition doesn't seem to be important. I even see broken 35mm cameras being resold for big money. Used "Betty Crocker and Weight Watchers Books". These books bring in big turn around money. You can pick these up for under .00 and resell them on ebay for .00- 0.00 each. Depending on how old it is, and what condition it's in. Used vintage "Sears Wishbook Catalogs". Yes these catalogs are worth big money if you still have one. I see them at yardsales all the time for a dollar or two. They resell on ebay for .00 -0.00 each. Depending on how old it is, and what condition it's in. Used "Cake Decorating Books". Anything to do with cake decorating will sell really well on ebay. They resell on ebay for .00-0.00. Depending on the how old it is, and what condition it's in. Cake decorating wedding and yearbooks seem to sell the best. Used "Owner and Dealer Service Manuals for Cars". Most people that buy a used car don't get an owners manual. So they are very valuable to them. Also the collectors like to pay big money for the dealers service manuals. Be on the look out for these all the time. They always sell. They resell on ebay for .00-0.00 each. Depending on the model, how old it is, and what condition it's in. Used Items That Sell on Ebay - Part 1