I have my gumball machine collection on my channel. One of which has a square glass globe that I've had since 1986 I got at a garage sale. And I'm the same age as you. Good luck on your quest of getting one soon.

Great video as always and I actually have that Kmart truck and tons more of Kmart stuff

Metal toys were the thing 1900’s till 1960’s!

I would take the rocket!

Thanks Tom enjoy your videos. Is there any chance you could also do indoor flea markets?

I don’t sell anymore but I just buy what I. Like!

Alway remember the people at these swap meets you can tell dealers that go to auctions to buy stuff because they are almost always higher priced than everyone else!

These flee markets are hard to come by in Los Angeles! Unless it’s a antique flee market and they want top dollar!

The really good stuff is not sold! If it’s 19th century it’s usually 100-1000 percent markup from what it cost originally!

Plastic gumball machines were in the -960’s on! You need 50’s and older same with most stuff plastic started coming ou in mid to late 50’s as far as I know! They didn’t invent plastics till the 1950’s!plastic wasn’t invented till the 1950’s as far as I know

If you’re not making at least 25.00 a item it’s not worth your time and money and commission to sell on eBay unless you’re dumping everything!

I’m not much a toy guy unless it’s 1800’s I know up to 1970’s but don’t collect any toys!

You don’t buy something to resell for a 2.00 profit! Waste of time!

Is that all u people care about on who prices their items on eBay? SMH …. It’s a free app that anyone could post a item and say any price they want ,,,that does NOT mean that’s the worth of it smh

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I use Sold prices, not asking prices. So those are what they actually sell for.