Vintage T-shirts – up to $500
Couldn’t you say goodbye to a certain t-shirt you bought, for example, at a concert? If so, it could still fetch a nice sum these days – at least if you can part with it now, of course. It depends tremendously on what’s hot at the moment, in the music, game and/or television world and what someone is willing to pay for an old – still in good condition – t-shirt. A deceased popstar or a popular band that stopped is never going to preform again, so if you have a t-shirt from one of an former concert, you have a collector’s items. Examples of vintage t-shirt being sold for are: a Prince t-shirt for $380 and a 1990s Mario Brothers Nintendo 64 Game t-shirt sold for $150.
Beanie Babies – up to $75000
As with most collectible items, the most rarest items are the ones with the highest value. It might sound odd, but production errors or items that were produced for a short while – probably because they weren’t selling good enough back then – are now the ones that are worth a fortune. This also applies to Beanie Babies. Jolly walrus is worth $75000 dollars today, even though it was produced for less than a year in 1997, because it most likely did not reach the right numbers. In case you’ve Jolly walrus at home, you might want to consider selling it. I mean… $75000 dollars: that’s a lot of money you guys!
Old Advertising Signs – up to $300
Remember you once told people you hate advertisement on the internet or on television? Well, after reading things you might be a bit more positive about them – especially about the vintage ones. Old advertising signs can be worth a lot nowadays. Metal signs from brands like Coca Cola, Shell Motor Oil, Harley Davidson and John Deere will sell for about $300 each. So should your parents have collected these vintage advertising signs in the past and hung their walls full of them; Now is the time to sell! $300 dollars for an old sign is very good money if you ask me.