Some collectibles have dropped in value
Believe it or
not, but there are trends within the estate and tag sale culture. Frequent
shoppers realize when certain buying or selling tendencies emerge and know how
to act on them.
Beanie Babies
The
Beanie Baby mania ended in 1999. For a few years, there were retired dolls,
dubbed valuable and hard to find, mostly with a high asking price. But now
Beanie Babies are mostly sold in heaps, well below the insane asking prices.
Thomas Kinkade Paintings
Kinkade’s famous
oil paintings were once prized. But the incessant reproduction and licensing of
his goods put the artist and his work into a commercial limbo. To many stores
began to sell “Thomas Kinkades,” and before you know it, the value dropped. Now
you can hardly tell the difference.
At Full
of Surprizes, we are
aware of these rising and falling trends. We understand how to correctly tag
and market a particular item so that it is properly liquidated. If you need to
hold an estate sale in Long Island New York, we
can help.
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