What would you take if I just bought all of them? Would you do a deal if I just bought all of them? It depends on how much you're offering. Morning. Good, how are you doing? How much are your hats? Oh, they're fifty cents a week. You can dump them out if you want to see what's in there. They'll see you sign but I'll see you in the other team. There you go. Don't worry about the change. Oh, okay, thank you very much. Have a good day. Morning. It's one side. Those are CDs, DVDs. Okay. I'm going to have to get to those rooms though. How much is your science fiction set? Oh, five bucks. Five bucks? Let me think on while I keep looking around. Never been used. Never used it, huh? Never used. Would you take ten for it? Sure. All right, I'm going to get your CDs here for five. Sorry, 15. Okay, in the cooking. There you go. Thank you so much. Thank you. Morning. Good morning. Who's that, the pal? Yes, it's self-propelled. Self-propelled runs awesome. Comes with the bag. It does dig your tires. What's the DNA he looks? Oh, it's a model. If you ever watch the big bang here, any TV show, I have a half feet tall. Oh, geez. Yeah. And it's a accurate representation of what a DNA he looks like. It's like, it's super detailed. Interesting. Where's your DNA? You need to find out. It's a model you need to find out. It's a model you need to find out. Oh, geez. Oh, I am. Oh, wow. Yes, good. Representation of what a DNA he looks looks like. Interesting. Where did you get it? My son ordered it off of some kind of science website because he wanted you saw it on TV and he wanted that model. Gotcha. Don't even get me started on money pay for you. It's uh, I mean, he was like a super, kind of a super, uh, science geek at the time. Are these comics back here, Dollar Reach as well? No, the ones in the back are um, two for a buck. Got it. And ones in the plastic are Dollar Reach. What would you take if I just bought all of them? Would you do a deal if I just bought all of them? It depends on how much you're offering. And uh, we'd have to uh, I haven't even thought of it that way because but we'd have to count them and and I mean it at the beach, it'd have to be pretty close to around that figure. If you could, if you wanted to buy them all, I mean, I, I talked to you about it but I haven't, honestly, I haven't thought about it. Um, I didn't know if anyone would would be interested but yeah, if you're, if you're seriously interested, I mean we could count them up and you know, you'd have to tell me, I mean, it's my, it's my son's collection and I mean, honestly, I mean, he spent a lot of money on this kind of stuff more than he probably should have. He's now in the, in the Marine Corps and I'm just trying to like sell it, you know, I'm not trying to, you know, I'm not trying to make a lot of money but I don't want to fire sale it, you know, type of thing. But yeah, if you, if you're interested and want to, you know, come up with a deal, you know, it had to be something, I mean, I, we, I go through it and we'll count them and you tell me what you're interested in. Before we count them all up, how many, like what's kind of your price per comic you got to be at? Well, this is, I mean, these, these I really was thinking about, honestly, a dollar piece. Got you. Because I mean, a lot of these, I mean, just now, you know, I mean, these aren't me putting these on. I mean, some of these, you know, he bought them at comic bookstore this was years ago, he paid like 10 bucks for it as an example. Most of them don't have prices on it, but I mean, he paid, I'd say on average, he probably paid about $3.95 a comic and this was when, you know, he's in his late 20s and this was when he was, you know, it was probably like he was 13, 14, 15 type of thing. So I was honestly thinking a dollar for these are really kind of fair, you know, that, you know, I put 50 cents each. I mean, I'd maybe come down a little bit on this. I'd come down maybe slightly, but not much more than under a dollar. Because I think, honestly, I really do think these are fair. If somebody is interested in comics, these things are in, are honestly in pretty decent condition. So kind of near this, maybe I do like, you know, like three for a buck or something for these type of thing. So, but I'm not going to like do it like a quarter. Yeah, sure. Yeah. All right. Thank you. Yeah. You want to come back at the end of the, you know, end of the thing we can always talk. All right. Have a good day. Thanks. I went to a handful of grush sales today and I just did not find much, but what I did find I went ahead and pulled out. I'm going to show you what I bought. Got this vintage hat for the Columbus 500 paid a dollar for it. So I want to sell for around 20 bucks. Any kind of vintage racing hats that I find with patches. I always picked those up. Got this radio spirits science fiction old time radio shows. They had some random CDs in here, but I did confirm that all of the original discs are in here. I paid five bucks for this. I only saw a comp for a new one. I didn't see any used ones. The new one brought like 50 bucks or so. So I think I can get $25, $30 for this one. I got this killer vintage picnic basket. It's wicker on the base and then wood on top. This, the brand is Redmond from Peru, Indiana. I paid two bucks for this and sales comps are around 25, 30 bucks. Problem with these is they're so big that it usually costs more to ship than they actually sell for. So they're kind of a tricky sale on eBay. I've sold a few of them over the years, but they usually take a decent amount of time to sell because of the size. People see the sticker price on the shipping and they're like freaking out. I don't want to pay $30 to ship this thing. But yeah, if you can get these cheap, pick them up. They're great for antique booze, things like that, but they will also sell on eBay. Best find of the day is right here. It's a rotisserie carousel, sunbeam, new in the box. The box isn't in great shape, but all the original packings in there paid $10. This thing's going between like 60 and 100 bucks. I'm editing this footage from this garage I loved one too last week and I realized that I didn't say anything about the sale I went to with those comic books. I don't do a lot with comic books, but in my experience, all the ones he had like 80s and 90s, buck a book is pretty average on what you can expect to get even like resale value. If you're running on like individually on what not, you might get two bucks a book sometimes three, but I didn't see anything special in there. So that's why I passed on them. I've done a lot of big bulk buys of comic books in the past and I usually like to beat around like a quarter of book. Something like that because I'm probably going to try to offload them in bulk and maybe get 50 cents a book for them something like that. So I always tread lightly on deals like that because he was wanting me to make an offer, but I was just kind of letting him kind of talk a little bit more and really get a good feel of where he was at. And it seemed like he wanted to be really close to that dollar mark. So I didn't see any sense in even insulting him with an offer of 25 cents a book. So my advice whenever you're at these sales and you're wanting to negotiate a big deal like that, get as much information out of the person as you possibly can because you'll get a really good feel for where they're at and if there's going to be any kind of common ground on a big deal like that. That is it for this video. Thanks for watching. I'll see you next time.