To make a living with ebay collectibles, you need to have a good way to find a stream of products to sell.

Ebay can be a great marketing tool, but an ebay collectibles business will fail if you don’t constantly find more items.

The best advice is to get sellers to call you with items they have that you might be able to sell.

If you are running around to flea markets, garage sales and estate sales trying to find items that will work well for sale as ebay collectibles, you’re leaving yourself very little time to market products. You’re also likely wasting lots of time with items that aren’t relevant to your business so you end up wasting your time.

Additionally, when sellers call you, you have the advantage. If you’re at a garage sale, you’re competing with all the other buyers and collectors for the same items. You’re in a race with lots of others for the same prize.

If the sellers call you, however, you’ve made them think that they may be able to raise some cash by selling their unwanted items to you.

You don’t want to rely on simple luck if you are trying to create an income with ebay collectibles. Trying garage sales is simply relying on luck – if you’re lucky, you’ll get there before other dealers, and you might get a good buy.

On the other hand, if you have a system you can get a consistent stream of new items to post on your ebay pages and create steady income and interest.

Instead of focusing on visiting the flea market, focus your time and energy on getting your phone to ring with people wanting you to buy their collectibles.

First, invest some time into reading up and practicing marketing, salesmanship, and closing the deal. A little time invested in understanding the nature of humans and understanding how sales works can pay off big.

Even though you are technically the buyer, you need to sell the person on the idea that you are a better buyer than anyone else, and that they should accept your offer.

Make up business cards and hand them out to anyone you meet or bump into.  Hand them out to the people near you in the line at the post office or grocery store, and find places where you can post fliers.

Let your friends and neighbors know what you want, and they’ll become some of your best advertisers. Give them cards to hand out.

Put some of your antiques or ebay collectibles on display at the local library or town center and make sure to put your name and phone number in the case.

Run small ads in the local paper saying that you pay cash for collectibles or antiques, and you can buy an advertising sign in the outfield of a local baseball park, basketball gym or soccer field.

Run ads in company newsletters that say you buy ebay collectibles or antiques, or put up a sign in the local pawn shop.

Soon you’ll have people calling you!

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Originally posted 2009-06-03 05:51:32. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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If you are trying to learn how to find antiques that you can buy and add to your collection or resell through other avenues such as online or through antiques auctions, the following guide should prove useful to you. Here is a brief guide on how to find antiques that fit in with your personal antiques collection, or that hold value so that you can resell them to other antiques collectors. Here are some of the places where you will be able to find antiques and collectibles in your local area and beyond:

- * Yard Sales and Garage Sales - You are going to have to visit quite a few yard sales and garage sales in order to fill your vehicle up with goodies because finding vintage treasures is not as commonplace, but you can find a lot of unique antiques in yard sales as people get rid of the stuff that has been clogging their garages such as Christmas ornaments, milk glass, vintage cookie cutters, vintage jewelry, Bakelite and so on.

- * Estate Sales - You are going to find that estate sales are a popular method for people to find antiques. If you are trying to determine how to find antiques, visiting estate sales is a good way to go. Here you will find plenty of household items including a variety of unique treasures. When attending estate sales, make sure that you go early so that you can get first dibs on the things you’re most interested in. You can find a variety of unique items in estate sales including Bakelite, antique cocktail stirrers and corkscrews, enamelware, vintage bakeware, barware, antique cookbooks and other collectibles.

- * Church Sales and School Rummage Sales - This is another big favorite because it is essentially going to be like a huge multiple-family garage sale. If allowed, bring your own basket or box to carry things in, and make sure that you get there early because there is going to be plenty to see. When discovering how to find antiques, church sales ands school rummage sales are going to prove to be an invaluable resource because there are so many people throwing treasures away without really realizing it. Here you should be able to find vintage lamps, books, kitchenware, glasses, vintage handbags, Christmas ornaments, old jewelry and many other treasures.

- * Thrift Stores - Thrift stores provide a great resource for people learning how to find antiques. You aren’t going to find as many treasures as was possible in the past because many of the people running thrift stores are now smart enough to use the internet for pricing and they are looking to make a profit, not to give away treasures at tiny prices. Still, you can find plenty to see in these national thrift store chains and it should provide you with a basis for what’s available out there and what prices things are worth, which will help you find antiques in other places in your local area.

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Originally posted 2009-09-23 03:00:23. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Building up a stamp collection is a hobby for thousands of people and it is one of the oldest forms of collectibles. For those that are just getting started with their stamp collection, there are a few things to remember to make sure that it goes smoothly.

1. Start with a target

It often helps to have a target in mind when you begin building up your stamp collection. For example, you can set out to collect nothing but French stamps, or you can try to find British stamps that were produced during the reign of Queen Victoria. By picking a narrow target, you can start to see results in less time and you’ll be more motivated to keep working on your stamp collection. This is also a great way to build up a very valuable collection, especially if you are targeting only rare stamps.

2. Buy a proper stamp collection book

In order to keep track of your stamp collection, it is vital to have a book. This will allow you to find stamps that you may be missing, and you will also have a safe place to store your stamps where they won’t be exposed to air and dust. This will help them hold their value longer. It is also neat to see your book being filled up as you increase your stamp collection and this can be a great motivator to keep looking for more stamps.

3. Always be on the lookout for new stamps

You never know when you may come across a rare stamp and it’s a good idea to keep updated on any auctions in your area that may contain these collectibles. Estate sales are another great place to shop and sometimes, you may be able to purchase a stamp collection that has already been put together for you. Other great places to find stamps include second hand stores, antique stores and at online auctions.

4. Stay informed and learn about stamps

In order to be able to build a good stamp collection, you need to have a good idea of the different values of stamps, as well as which ones you may be more interested in. Buy a few books about collecting stamps and subscribe to newsletters and magazines that are devoted to this hobby. You can learn a lot just by reading them and you’ll be able to keep in the loop on new stamp editions, as well as upcoming auctions for rare stamps.

5. Getting children interested in stamp collections

Local post offices sometimes hold stamp drives or encourage people to place used stamps in a box so that children can start their own collections. This is a great hobby for kids, and with a little help, they can start building their own stamp collection while they are still young. Try to find something that they are interested in, and use this as a springboard to help you find stamps that they may enjoy based on these interests.

Originally posted 2008-09-05 14:00:40. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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If you are interested in a new and interesting way to make money, then selling antiques is a good way to go. If you enjoy dealing in old heirlooms, yard sales, estate sales and flea markets, and you think that selling antiques is a hobby that you will enjoy doing, then keep reading.

First and foremost, you need to decide what type of antique seller you want to be. Are you hoping to sell antiques full time or part time? Would you like to sell in flea markets or your own antique shop? Can you handle all of the unique responsibilities that go along with owning your very own antique shop? There are a number of considerations for you to make, including:

- * Money – You need money to make money, and starting such an endeavor is going to cost you a decent amount of money at first. You are going to have to buy or rent a building, utilities, fixtures, insurance, accounting and hiring employees as well.

- * Inventory – You are going to need a full inventory all the time in order to effectively run an antique store.

- * Taxes – You will need to pay taxes for your business and any income that you pay yourself, meaning that taxes will become more complicated than before.

- * Insurance – Insurance matters are also going to become more complicated since you will be paying insurance for yourself, for your company and for any employees that you hire as well.

- * Time - Most business owners, including antique shop owners, put in more than 40 hours of work every single week. Can you handle this?

Are you interested in selling antiques as a vendor at trade shows, craft shows and flea markets? You can work at antique shows and local fairs as well. This is going to require significantly less responsibility as if you owned your own store, but there are still some considerations that you need to make, including:

• You need to have enough merchandise on hand,
• You need to have the proper displays so that you can show off your products,
• You need to have proper transportation for your products,
• You may need assistance setting up or selling your products,
• You need to have a display plan that is pleasing to the idea.

In other words, no method of selling antiques is without its important considerations. No matter how you decide to sell your antiques, be it online, through flea markets or in your very own store, there are a number of things that you need to consider before you make any concrete decisions. Make sure that you weigh all of your options carefully before you choose one option over the other, and do not be afraid to start small and work your way up to something greater with time.

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Originally posted 2009-08-16 05:57:27. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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There are many different coins which are available for you to purchase so that you can add them to your collection. These coins can be found in a variety of different places. Many times it just takes some ingenuity to find the coins that you want to buy. One of the greatest locations you will be able to find the coins you want to purchase is at estate sales. These are the sales of homes and grand estates of the rich and famous. This is the kind of sale which made it possible for the 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle to re-emerge.

The first thing you need to when finding antique coins at estate is being able to find the estate sales in the first place. Once you find the sales you will need to make sure that you will be able to get involved in the estate sale. At last once you are at the sale, you will have to endure the auction which will make it possible to purchase the coins that you want. The good news is because you are not buying from a person, there is no way that they will drive the price up.

Finding the Estate Sales

The best way to find out about estate sales is to pay attention to the death announcements for those who are known to have large coin collections. You are sure to find antique coins at these sales because the coin collections are rarely if ever passed along to heirs. This will allow you to be able to get the coins that you want as long as you are able to get your foot in the door. Wouldn’t you know it that is the next part of the plan.

Getting into the Sale

The difficult about buying antique coins at an estate sale is getting involved in the sale in the first place. This is normally possible if you are able to show that you are an avid coin collector and that you have sold the deceased pieces in the past. You can also find out other relations which you can manipulate to get your way through the door to the sale. Just do not try to crash the gate. If you are lucky you will find that the sale is open to the public or at least to numismatics. This way you will be able to get in.

Going Through the Auction

For many, the hardest thing you can do at an estate sale is to go through the bidding process at the auction. This is because when you see some the antique coins you are likely to lose your head. The best solution is to scope out the coins you want before the auction starts. Give yourself limits to how much you are allowed to spend so that you will be able to stop yourself if the bidding should get to be too high for your budget.

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Originally posted 2010-08-11 03:46:44. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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One of the hottest new trends in the world of collecting is antique paper money collecting. This hobby has seen a recent increase in popularity because of some of the recent reality based shows set in pawn shops. Many of these shows have featured episodes in which individuals have brought in antique paper money to be pawned or sold. People are starting to learn from these episodes that the antique paper money they may already have or can obtain can be worth a small fortune in some cases. Another reason as to why the collecting of rare and valuable paper money has become so popular is because this currency is found in smaller quantities than coin currencies tend to be. This is because paper, which most antique paper currency is made out of, is easily damaged and known for disintegrating under less than ideal conditions. This makes the value of some paper currencies far higher than many coin currencies currently are.

Where to Find Antique Money

One of the best places to begin the search for antique paper money can be in one’s own basement or the basement of their relatives. This is especially true if the attic they are searching in is at least one hundred years old. Many people who live in homes which are a century or older tend to have received that home as it was passed down from one generation to the next. When this happens, several items from previous owners get left in storage areas such as attics and do not get cleaned out. In these situations, it is not uncommon to find antique items such as paper currency. Another place besides one’s home or estate is the home or estate of another individual. Many people will often sell paper currencies at estate sales for prices well under their current value. This is because many people do not know the value of antique currencies.

How to Store Paper Money

Once someone has started an antique paper money collection, they will need to make an investment into the proper tools for handling and storing this type of fragile currency. The supplies one needs to obtain in order to preserve the condition of their money should be purchased from coin collecting supply retailers only. This is because these retailers sell products which are acid free and meet other guidelines for proper money storage. By making the investment into the proper storage supplies, one is increasing their chances of seeing a return on the investment they made into both the currency and their supplies.

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Originally posted 2011-07-15 09:18:32. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Collecting vintage sports cards is something that has been a part of the culture in America ever since the 1800s. During these times, collecting boxing cards was especially popular. Then when the late 1800s as well as the early 1900s rolled around, baseball ended up emerging as the popular type of sports card for many collectors to be able to deal in. As a boy, there was an inherent thrill in collecting vintage sports cards that was truly amazing. Today, the idea of owning something like a Honus Wagner or a Babe Ruth is truly unbelievably thrilling. With so many players all through the years, the ability for you to profit from buying and selling vintage sports cards has become truly amazing.

One of the greatest parts of vintage sports cards is that it is all really just a click away. The internet has made it possible for the market to be opened up for trading sports cards as well as other types of sporting memorabilia as well. My own vintage sports cards collection has grown to several thousand cards and I am constantly buying and selling vintage sports cards to suit my interests as I go along. As my interests in certain players change, I sell those cards and buy new cards. My collection of vintage sports cards is constantly evolving and changing and this is one of the most beautiful things about dealing in vintage sports cards. I have some truly incredible vintage sports cards in my collection, too, cards that I would never part with. You will run into cards like this too – You will fall in love with certain vintage sports cards that you simply cannot get rid of no matter what the price is.

Making a profit in selling and trading vintage sports cards is something that is going to require a significant amount of research. You are going to want to travel to vintage sports card shows and other special events, and you will also want to pay a visit to yard sales, garage sales, estate sales and antique stores as well to find the vintage sports cards that you are looking for.

There are a number of different factors that are going to go into buying vintage sports cards and determining their value. These factors include the stats of the player, their hall of fame status, the rarity of the card, the quality of the card and other similar details. All vintage sports cards can be ranked based on mint, excellent, good, fair and poor. When you buy vintage sports cards, make sure that you are only buying the ones that are going to improve your collection and your future profits rather than being detrimental to them.

Collecting vintage sports cards is fun whether you sell them or not. Just do what feels right.

Photo Credits: jblpn

Originally posted 2009-11-03 03:12:16. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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