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Education-wise, fun-wise, or just best-seller.
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There are quite a few I would have to list:
Slinky
Barbie
Hot Wheels
Linkin Logs
Legos
Monopoly
And of course the timeless old favorites of a stick, a ball, and a rock. I have to agree with the cardboard box listed above as well.
All of these have withstood the test of time and kids are still playing with them today.
There are quite a few I would have to list:
Slinky
Barbie
Hot Wheels
Linkin Logs
Legos
Monopoly
And of course the timeless old favorites of a stick, a ball, and a rock. I have to agree with the cardboard box listed above as well.
All of these have withstood the test of time and kids are still playing with them today.
What should I sell at a yard/garage sale?
Q. I have 3 games I am gtting rid of already.I have LOTS of clothes and shoes. I also have computer games (little kid ones)...what about those???
Please tell me what I should sell and if the stuff I'm already gunna sell is good?
Sorry it's under this catagory!!!!
Please tell me what I should sell and if the stuff I'm already gunna sell is good?
Sorry it's under this catagory!!!!
Answer
Hi, everything you said is fine but I would try taking those computer games to one of those places you can trade them in on different games 1st. Every thing and anything can be sold at a yard/garage sale. House hold (silverware, plates, glasses, pictures, nicknack's), clothes (kids clothes are a huge seller), shoe's, toys, bike's, bedding, crafts, collectibles, house paint, tires, tools, yard garb, appliances, book-magazines, cars, ATV's anything you want to get grid of. I've also sold hot dogs 2 for $1, just the cheapies and cold pop a $1 a can and made a hall and just that. Drop numerous packages of the cheap hot dogs in your crock pot with water, turn it on high and it's all good. If you want to get rid of the left over sale items when it's all said and done, call like the Good Will, Disabled Vet's, Lupus foundation, Salvation Army at least 1 week in advance to line them up and they will come take your donations and give you a receipt for your donation for filing as a tax write off. Make sure you have Big Bright signs all around your neighborhood to bring in the buyers. Good luck.
Hi, everything you said is fine but I would try taking those computer games to one of those places you can trade them in on different games 1st. Every thing and anything can be sold at a yard/garage sale. House hold (silverware, plates, glasses, pictures, nicknack's), clothes (kids clothes are a huge seller), shoe's, toys, bike's, bedding, crafts, collectibles, house paint, tires, tools, yard garb, appliances, book-magazines, cars, ATV's anything you want to get grid of. I've also sold hot dogs 2 for $1, just the cheapies and cold pop a $1 a can and made a hall and just that. Drop numerous packages of the cheap hot dogs in your crock pot with water, turn it on high and it's all good. If you want to get rid of the left over sale items when it's all said and done, call like the Good Will, Disabled Vet's, Lupus foundation, Salvation Army at least 1 week in advance to line them up and they will come take your donations and give you a receipt for your donation for filing as a tax write off. Make sure you have Big Bright signs all around your neighborhood to bring in the buyers. Good luck.
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