Item | Paid | Costs | Total | SOLD | ROI% | CASH |
Black | 35 | 5.1 | 40.1 | 5.95 | 85.16 | -34.15 |
Penny and Dime | 7 | 7 | 14 | 52 | 271.43 | 38 |
TOTALS | 42 | 12.1 | 54.1 | 57.95 | 7.11645 | 3.85 |
Starting with a relatively small amount of money, each week I hope to purchase and resell an item to make a profitable return on it, treating it as an investment vehicle.
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Monday, January 3, 2011
December Recap
Well lets take a moment to see how the numbers are looking.......
Took an extremely heavy hit on the sheet music, but have bounced back into the black with the coins. WHEW, that feels good! Currently up 7% on everything...fells good to be in the positive and gives me confidence that there are more deals out there to be had!!
Coins are money......in more ways than one!
Remember those two fancy dancy old coins from the police auction?
kaching cling cling ding ding bing ( sound of money(obviously))
SOLD for a total of $52
Definitely a great return! I will no doubt keep an ear to the ground, and an eye open for old collectible coins. It is however (like most collectibles) all in the eye of the beholder. If you can know exactly what people are looking to buy, you can hyper-focus your search leading to a great buy/sell!
Labels:
antiques,
auction,
barber,
coins,
collectibles,
craigslist,
dimes,
ebay,
indian head,
penny,
police auction,
ROI,
timing
Oh the Holidays
As with most people the time around the holidays is busy with making great memories and sharing old ones. I continued to look around to get a new piece to help try to turn this investment around!
I had been watching a listing of some old glass insulators on craigslist. They were used on telegraph poles throughout the US and Europe. It was for a large grouping of them various styles and qualities. I started doing some research and found that some of these can be quite collectible and valuable. The average selling price of these on ebay were around 8-10 dollars. The listing was for almost 200 hundred of them, at $50. Thats a $.25 a piece! Seemed like a steal, even if there were a bit of a drive.
I made an appointment to take a look at them, but unfortunately holiday things came up, didn't have the time, and had to cancel the appointment.
Without a large selection of pieces to browse around the holidays, I will have to sit tight for the right deal!!
I had been watching a listing of some old glass insulators on craigslist. They were used on telegraph poles throughout the US and Europe. It was for a large grouping of them various styles and qualities. I started doing some research and found that some of these can be quite collectible and valuable. The average selling price of these on ebay were around 8-10 dollars. The listing was for almost 200 hundred of them, at $50. Thats a $.25 a piece! Seemed like a steal, even if there were a bit of a drive.
I made an appointment to take a look at them, but unfortunately holiday things came up, didn't have the time, and had to cancel the appointment.
Without a large selection of pieces to browse around the holidays, I will have to sit tight for the right deal!!
Labels:
antiques,
auction,
barber,
coins,
collectibles,
craigslist,
dimes,
ebay,
indian head,
invest,
penny,
police auction,
ROI
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