Fireplace mantel

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So since the jewelry is gone I’ve decided to get out of my comfort zone. Trying to see what I can do in other areas.

I picked up this mantel for $97 dollars after taxes and sold it for $250

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Indeed there are other treasures to seek. What approach did you use to turn that around for a profit? Sometimes I take some items immediately to the antique shops. The margins are smaller, but it's a lot less hassle than dealing with selling online imo.
 

I'd say you did very well. You could be a professional "fireplace mantel flipper" !
 

Indeed there are other treasures to seek. What approach did you use to turn that around for a profit? Sometimes I take some items immediately to the antique shops. The margins are smaller, but it's a lot less hassle than dealing with selling online imo.

Honestly, I ran into a guy at an estate sale and we got to talking and he convinced me to download Facebook for marketplace. Very easy and everyone is always on it!

Sold that clamper bracelet I posted here for 200 dollars on it as well (bought for ten) as well as some other things. Everything has always been at least double the profit if not tripled.

Also it gives me a good idea of what is selling good locally and I keep an extra eye out for those things.

This one I just took a chance on because it was not a veneer mantel. It was solid wood and a quick google search on my phone in the thrift shop showed similar sized ones going for 700 to 1200 dollars.
 

Good looking mantel and good profit, congrats! :icon_thumleft:
 

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