by What Sold Podcast
The story of items bought and sold by a modern day treasure hunter
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April 30, 2025
In this episode of the What Sold podcast, hosts explore how everyday kitchen items can hold significant value. They discuss how people often discard potentially valuable items and how to identify treasures among them. The conversation covers key brands like Fire King, CorningWare, Pyrex, Tupperware, and Le Creuset, as well as valuable flatware, cast iron skillets, and silverware. They also touch on the significance of preserving original packaging for electronics, nostalgic diner mugs, and antique glassware. Additionally, the hosts share personal anecdotes and practical tips for valuing and selling these items, making it a must-listen for aspiring resellers and treasure hunters.
April 23, 2025
In this episode of the 'What's Sold' podcast, Matt and Brandon return from spring break with light-hearted discussions about weather and seasons before diving into valuable reselling insights. They talk about their personal experiences with climate differences and transitioning into practical reselling advice for those affected by economic uncertainties. Matt shares strategies on finding valuable items at thrift stores and what kinds of products may yield the best returns, particularly focusing on small items like vinyl records, cassette tapes, and neckties. The hosts highlight the importance of checking one's own belongings for hidden value, using examples such as a potentially valuable Tiffany necklace found in storage. In addition, Matt talks about a recent acquisition—an antique 1938 guitar—and dissects the process and value of reselling such unique items. The show concludes with 'What Sold' segment that details various sold items, including vintage pins, cufflinks, and antique wallets, providing real-world examples of the discussed strategies. 00:00 Introduction and Spring Break Optimism 01:20 Seasons and Weather Anecdotes 02:05 Lawn Care Memories 03:21 Tiffany Necklace Discovery 08:21 Bowling League Night Fun 09:12 Market Uncertainty and Reseller Impact 15:26 Reselling Tips and Strategies 26:03 Inherited KitchenAid Mixers 26:55 Cassette Tape Nostalgia 28:11 The Story of Sugar Man 29:49 Finding Value in Unexpected Places 31:04 The Market for Used Sports Equipment 34:17 The Bicycle Boom 35:21 Flipping Instruments for Profit 37:38 What Sold: Musical Instruments 42:51 Vintage Pins and Cufflinks 46:14 Identifying and Selling Antiques 53:38 Wrapping Up and Final Thoughts [email protected] The What Sold Podcast Subreddit #vintageguitar #gibsonguitars #sellingguitarsonebay #ebayauctions #vintagejewelry #vintagemedia #cassettetapes #vinyl #1936olympics #buyingguitarsonebay #sellingonebay #vintage #whatsoldpodcast #rustythereseller #whatsold #reselling #ebaystore #thewhatsoldpodcast Rusty the reseller: https://www.youtube.com/@RustyTheReseller What Sold: https://www.youtube.com/@whatsold Postcard Planet: https://www.youtube.com/@postcardplanet What Sold Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc513e2aPbloS20mTwuv8bA
April 16, 2025
In this episode of the What Sold podcast, Brandon and Matt discuss the current crazy economic climate and its implications for resellers, emphasizing the importance of adjusting strategies and the value of the secondary market amid rising tariffs and market volatility. They share personal experiences with shifting consignment percentages and recount their own recent sales, including valuable items like a rare Gibson guitar and intricate antique collectibles. They also touch on noteworthy topics such as the impact of the stock market's sentiment-based swings, the historical context of items they sold, and consumer behavior in uncertain times. The episode closes with fan interactions and responses to listener questions, along with some lighthearted personal anecdotes. 00:00 Introduction and Hosts 01:08 The Aftermarket Merchant in Crazy Times 02:11 Market Uncertainty and Economic Concerns 05:12 Reselling Strategies and Adjustments 13:54 Stock Market Volatility and Historical Context 15:28 Viewer Comments and Questions 26:29 Honesty in Business Deals 27:19 The Bed from Hell: A Facebook Marketplace Story 28:40 Weekly Sales Highlights: Citrine Ring 31:59 Giuseppe Armani Sculpture: Comet 36:06 Vintage Gibson Guitars: A Collector's Dream 44:20 The Curse of the 27 Club 44:48 Gold and Silver Market Insights 45:32 Dukes of Hazzard Memorabilia 46:58 The Ivory Samurai Sword Dilemma 50:14 Wrapping Up: Final Thoughts and Announcements [email protected] The What Sold Podcast Subreddit #samuraisword #gibsonguitars #sellingguitarsonebay #badeconomy #kalamazooguitars #buyingguitarsonebay #sellingonebay #vintage #whatsoldpodcast #rustythereseller #whatsold #reselling #ebaystore #thewhatsoldpodcast Rusty the reseller: https://www.youtube.com/@RustyTheReseller What Sold: https://www.youtube.com/@whatsold Postcard Planet: https://www.youtube.com/@postcardplanet What Sold Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc513e2aPbloS20mTwuv8bA
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