Wondering what sold lately on eBay? Well, as always, the sales from my store have included an eclectic mix of new, used and vintage items. Welcome to the the fourth issue of my What Sold on eBay series. What follows are six items that sold from my store during the first two weeks of September, 2022.
MY FAVORITE ITEM - A STEIFF SOCCER BALL
HIGHEST VALUE ITEM - A TORCHWOOD MINI-SERIES SET
Torchwood: The Complete Original UK Series was the highest priced item that sold in my store during this time period. This series was a popular British science fiction show that aired from 2006 to 2011. This boxed set was in excellent condition and complete. I never watched this program but now that I have handled and sold it, I will admit that I am curious about it. Have you seen it?
The cost of international shipping from Canada means that I do not sell many items beyond Canada and the United States. It makes sense then that my one international sale during this time frame was for this small metal bug. I have sold small metal bugs before and as it turns out, people collect bugs. Would you entertain the idea of collecting bugs?
LOWEST VALUE ITEM - A SEAGULL PEWTER BOOKMARK
This bookmark, though a handsome piece, had been waiting for quite awhile for the right person to come along and buy it and so, the price was greatly reduced and it was very affordable. I do sell Seagull Pewter items fairly often, though most of them do not sell at this low price point.
NEW ITEM - A DISNEY CARS PLAY-DOH SET
I sold a number of new items including this Disney Cars Lightning McQueen Play-Doh set. Someone, likely a little boy who loves the Disney movie Cars, will have hours of fun playing with this set. My boys would have loved it. Still might, actually. See all of my Play-Doh, including more of this fun set, on eBay by clicking right here.
OLDEST ITEM - A QUEEN ALEXANDRA 1902 MUG
I hope you enjoyed this peek into my world on eBay. Want to see more? Visit my store, Treasures By Brenda, by clicking right here.
Brenda
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You always find the most interesting and downright fascinating items for your eBay store, Brenda. As always, I really enjoyed your 'sold on eBay' stories.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Elf. There's a world of unusual items out there and of course, a world of people who want them.
DeleteYou certainly have a fun, eclectic store on Ebay, Brenda! Seeing what has sold is always very interesting. I love Steiff, so I am not surprised any Steiff item sells. However, I am not familiar with the series Torchwood (might need to find that & watch it) and I'm not a bug collector, but I can see how some would love them. Very interesting creatures for sure. Playdoh & collectibles have always been a favorite in our home too.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mouse. I enjoy discovering new items to learn about via my eBay store.
DeleteYou have such an eclectic assortment on offer at your eBay store, Brenda! It's always interesting seeing which interesting and offbeat items appealed to shoppers enough to purchase them.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Margaret, I agree.
DeleteYou just never know what people are interested in these days. People's collections are just so unique to each person and the reasons they collect are so varied. What an interesting and different bunch of items. Glad that they have someplace to find all these interesting things.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy reading this kind of information, thank you. It's fascinating to see what people are interested in. There's a market for everything!
ReplyDeleteSeeing what you have sold on ebay is always interesting. I do like the Steiff soccer ball and of course the teddy bears! The Seagull Pewter bookmark and other pieces sound interesting as well. Thank you for sharing !
ReplyDeleteI would think this is a good time to sell royalty collectibles. I do like that antique mug. Where do you find the items you sell?
ReplyDeleteI agree, the passing of Queen Elizabeth II has probably caused a lot of people to want to have a piece of royalty memorabilia or to expand upon their existing collections.
DeleteI source in a number of places including consignment stores, thrift shops and local auctions.
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