Hidden Gems: What Every Reseller Should Be Looking For



Discover the secrets to spotting high-value items while thrifting or sourcing inventory for resale. From vintage collectibles to trending products, this guide will help you identify the hidden gems that can lead to big profits. Learn how to research, evaluate, and capitalize on items that others might overlook, ensuring you never pass up a lucrative opportunity again. Perfect for resellers looking to increase their sales and margins.

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36 thoughts on “Hidden Gems: What Every Reseller Should Be Looking For”

  1. Please, lead the way for other YouTubers. Nativity does not have an 'ay' sound. The a sounds like 'uh'
    I know this because I'm old, but I double-checked Google to be sure.
    You are way smarter than me, certainly in business, but this trend irks me. Sorry to sound petty. Jocelyn and Kayla also pronounce it wrong.

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  2. Tom Clark is better know for their gnomes. They are out of a small town outside of Charlotte, NC. Back in the early 90s we lived near there. They hired people to paint these at home. I had looked into doing this, but being a new mom took more time than I realized, lol.

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  3. The Shell Factory in Ft Myers just closed down recently and the did an online auction. They sold tons of Fontanini lots and alot of Jim Shore. All brand new. There were 20+ pages of retail items.

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  4. I found my first Fontanini piece last weekend. It wasn't a nativity piece but it was still neat. That person that had multiple sets . Recently we had an estate sale that was a gift shop that had been open at least since the 90s and it was a time capsule of NOS. May have been something like that.

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  5. Your research videos are my absolute favorite videos to watch! I always pick up nativity sets when I see them but had no idea about some of these brands and the high value! Thank you for sharing!!

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  6. I've been buying the Fontanini pieces at Savers. Usually pay around 5.00 per piece average size pieces. I also bought a 7 piece wooden set made in Italy by Anri. They're large about 8" on average in size. At first I didn't buy them be cause they looked cheap until I looked closer. Only paid $24.00 for the set. Only thing I want to mention is Wood does break. The hand on one wise man is broken and to replace him I'd be looking at 174.00. So he will be handicapped and still loved. Thank you for posting this I didn't really realize what I was buying I just knew I loved the figures.

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  7. I have always heard it pronounced nay tivity my whole life. I'm 68. People need to get a life. Why worry about the small things. Not worth it in my opinion. GREAT video Kat! Keep up the good work! Love your videos. So informative.

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  8. I sell a lot of Fontanini I find it here in New Jersey. Last year I sold a Vintage Fontanini Lady Camel Driver Herder Guide. Paper MAche 12" I auctioned it off and … $935.00 it sold !!! 45 bids. It was amazing. Keep a look out for sure! Thanks again! Happy Holidays

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