Flea Market Sellers Had No Idea What They Had! 

haha yeah pretty much

Arnold Schwartzanegger must never buy anything, then!

Arnold : I'll be back..... In a bit. ​@@GaryTongue-zn5di

Yeah a lot of people I think are clearing out after buying during the pandemic. I've been doing it for fun for about 10 years, went full time last November

Every time I go out I buy at least one item I shouldn't but it's a learning experience haha

When I show a comp of a game worth $7 with free shipping, that game is not worth selling alone on eBay because of fees. So I trade them in at a store near me for $3-$4. But that's only if they are in good condition. If they have scratches I can't trade them in, and I can't resurface either them because that costs about $2.50. I still haven't figured out a good way to deal with those kinds of games yet, probably just sell in a big lot with others or a console.

I bet that place is going to be crazy, good luck!!!

Nashville is generally pretty busy as it’s only once a month. Surprisingly I’ll have family selling there next month. Enjoy the trip and hope you find some great stuff

Yeah the Tonka stuff down here is probably the number one most popular collectible at the flea markets. Everyone I've ever asked knows the value and sells for full retail price every time. A lot of the older sellers walk the tables early in the morning and make the good deals if there are any as they go crazy for them. So I stopped paying attention to it long ago, but you're right I am probably missing out on not even asking about them, I'll take a closer look at them tomorrow when I go.

I collectibles store called McKays about an hour from me. They have locations in NC and TN

It moved to Mebane! A much bigger store now

@@FlippityFlip thank you.

You're definitely right about that, I normally only go for them if I can't find anything else, but when I'm zoned in I remember it and pick them up

North Carolina!

Man I know nothing about fishing stuff, but I see a lot of people buying up the reels and other bits. I will try to learn more this week

I even buy the empty cases!

It's pretty hard for any games under $15 to resell, and like 90% of games are in that category. But I've found that the rarer/valuable video games are some of the fastest sellers on all of eBay. TV Shows, complete series, are definitely the fastest though.

It really depends on the games. 360 games are going up in price with their online store closing, so some titles have spiked. Though a lot of people are charging full price at flea markets and yard sales now. It does make it hard, I usually try buying cheap lots or hitting the bins to get them dirt cheap.

*doorstops