Granny score!

[Beachkid23]

I go to a lot of yard sales every month. If you wanted to know how many I would guess easily 3 to 400 a month! They are all over and alot of them have a lot of junk. Most of them have junk actually. I went to one today and this lady had nine tables full of clothing and that was it! No vases no cups, no Chinese garbage just clothing. My buddy was like to don't go it's just junk I said no I gotta look and check it out!

granny pants. Granny shoes, granny sweaters and even some granny undies! Eww, barf! What the.... gross! But I come back to the sweaters and I ask her how much are they and she says $.50 apiece! Now were talking!!!

I spent $20 on granny sweaters and I bought them all! There was five boxes of them. So the back of my van was full and I would've done it again! Every one of them is my grandmother's favorite clothing which is Alfred Dunner. And from doing some research I should be able to get $20-$35 per sweater. There's at least 40 of them here! And then there are also ugly Christmas sweaters by another company!



And then the next sale down the road there was some other notables as well. I still have to do research on the fishfinder it was a dollar. I couldn't pass it up he said it took paper... Not sure..



And at the same yard sale i paid two dollars for these frisbees and I think they're from the 70s. I have not look these up yet either..



Also by the way I took probably 70 to 80 other sweaters to Goodwill that had stains on them I didn't feel like cleaning or the stitching was pulled from them.

 

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[kali_is_my_copilot]

I love it! It's getting better now, but things had been so tight for us for so long that buying feels way too much like work and not at all like fun sometimes. It doesn't help that I live in a super sprawl-y city & so I drive 50+ miles some days, or that it's 100 degrees and 100% humidity by 11 a.m. more often than not. Garage sales got so bleak going into this summer that I only stop if it's already on my way somewhere; it's been two months of estate sales, flea markets and brick & mortar stores almost exclusively.

I don't allow myself to bring clothes home often because I have an extensive, lovingly-curated vintage wardrobe that I can barely manage as it is, but I'll remember the spirit of your post and try to have some fun revisiting garage sale-ing this weekend so thanks

 

[Jayers]

Some of those frisbees look like golf discs. Don't know if there is a market but might help your research.

 

[GibH]

Some of those frisbees look like golf discs. Don't know if there is a market but might help your research.

Jayers is right. They are for disc golf. My nephew is into it in a large way.

 

[war-digs-it]

Some discs are worth some good green also, although I wouldn't know the differences.

 

[Uncle Jeff]

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If any of those Disc Golf, Disc are from a specific event they are worth more than the others. They would be labeled with a date and a place the event took place at....

 

[jerseyben]

How do you plan on selling those sweaters for $20-35 each?

 

[gino22]

Those sweaters go for $20-30 new. Don't waste your time trying to list them individually. Save them for the holiday season and sell them by the boxload, $20-30 per box. There are a lot of "ugly sweater" theme parties happening that time of year (not a joke!). They also might be of interest to a set decorator for movies/theater, but again, only by the boxload.