ATPro4Life
Jr. Member
- Oct 3, 2012
- 20
- 25
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett AT Pro
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Not too much of a story here, but here goes. Went to a few garage sales today. Noticed a middle-aged couple selling a lot of vintage stuff; the stuff you'd see in maybe grandma's house. Saw the silverware laying in a plastic container and decided to check it out (Garage saling tip: Always check the silverware and anything that looks silver-plated. You never know.) Checked one spoon: Westmoreland Sterling. Checked one fork: Westmoreland Sterling. Checked out the knives: "Sterling handle".
"How much for all this?" "Five dollars" "Can you go three?" "Nope, five" Four" "Five" "Alright"
I know what you're thinking: In this case I know I'm already making a ton of profit. Not in a spend-$10-earn-$30 way, but on a much larger scale, so why haggle down? Honestly, I was delusional. Opportunities like this don't come to me very often, and when they do I always try to treat them like any other transaction.
Anyhow, get back home, weigh it, and the total amount came to be 45 ounces, giving me a grand total of a little over $700 in sterling silver (Excluding the knives. Stainless steel blades and weighted handles).
Yeah, it's been a good day today. Happy Hunting everyone
"How much for all this?" "Five dollars" "Can you go three?" "Nope, five" Four" "Five" "Alright"
I know what you're thinking: In this case I know I'm already making a ton of profit. Not in a spend-$10-earn-$30 way, but on a much larger scale, so why haggle down? Honestly, I was delusional. Opportunities like this don't come to me very often, and when they do I always try to treat them like any other transaction.
Anyhow, get back home, weigh it, and the total amount came to be 45 ounces, giving me a grand total of a little over $700 in sterling silver (Excluding the knives. Stainless steel blades and weighted handles).
Yeah, it's been a good day today. Happy Hunting everyone