Trippensee planetarium, Atomic floor lamp, Polaris gun boot, hats, Linemans belt

[Ryanne]

 Post your What Sold video in the forum>>[See the full post at: What Sells On eBay: Trippensee planetarium, Atomic floor lamp, Polaris gun boot, hats, tapes, Lineman’s belt]

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[ChristineR]

@Steve swooning over that lamp. Amazing picks and I’m in awe of your shipping skills and efforts.

[Steven S]

Thanks. It was tough to let that one go but I have way too many lamps in my home.

[Manateejaq]

That planetarium is SO COOL. Holy cow. What a great looking piece.

I have not been here for awhile, but I am going to give making What Sold videos a try again. What the heck. Why not. Here is what sold for me on Etsy, Ebay and Poshmark for the first week of June.

What Sold 1st week of June 2020

Thanks & take care everyone.

[Sharyn]

Steve – Happy to help you with that cap.

Eagle Eye Sharyn

Ha! My interesting sales last week:

I had a number of good sales for the one person that I do commissions for. First, this is maybe the 7th or 8th Nikken jewelry piece I’ve sold for them. The jewelry is made with magnets, which is supposed to help with pain. I can’t vouch for them, but they always sell well. This necklace sold for $33.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184227341432

Also for that commission, I resold a gold ring that had been returned for $150 (mentioned a few weeks ago), and I sold another of the gold rings for $140. This one I had a hard time photographing because the geometrical shape makes it look as if it is not circular. I had to use my hand in the main photo, which just looks horrible (to me at least).
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184274193803

I had two vintage wall phones sitting around waiting to be tested. I finally bought an extender for testing, and they didn’t work. Nevertheless, they sold overnight for $29. I paid about $1 each.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184311520979

My highest non-commission sale was a vintage NordMende radio. I had put in some wrong information in the item specifics, so the buyer used that to get some money back. He had changed his mind, but it was a no-return item. However, he could have opened an INAD. Whatever, It sold for $60, and then I refunded the $15 he asked for (he was polite and all). I paid $5.75.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184172568584

This really neat vintage tool is used to scribe a line (probably on wood). I bought it recently in an online auction for a few dollars, and it sold for $30. The buyer left me positive feedback and then sent a message saying that I shouldn’t ruin a patina by buffing up old items. I messaged back saying that the item was like that when I bought it. I don’t want to spend time on anything other than maybe removing some dust.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184318638275

This vintage GE clock was left by someone in the trash area at a live auction before everything closed down. It works fine and is in decent condition. Sold for $21 on offer.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184183871580

[sonia]

LOVE that clock!

[sonia]

Sharyn,
The geometrical ring you sold
https://www.ebay.com/itm/184274193803
looks like opal to me, not turquoise. Is there a type of turquoise that has that type of opalescence to it? Great sale either way.

[Sharyn]

I believe that you are correct. I really have no idea about this sort of stuff. I have a cousin who is in the jewelry business, and she helps me occasionally. I send her a photo and she’ll do the best she can. I saw the color of the stones, so just made an assumption. The buyer, on the other hand, left this feedback:

I must say that the stone is not turquoise and is opal but I love it more now

[sonia]

That’s great that it worked out for the buyer anyway!

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