Is saving vintage stuff to sell later a good idea? And how can you predict whether it will be of any value over time? Is it possible to make money on ancient things?

No one knows what will happen tomorrow. Personally, I get rid of all the stuff I don't need and don't think about whether it will be expensive or not. It's all junk to me. I've never regretted that decision.

What has no value now is unlikely to become valuable and increase in value in the near future. Unless you have to wait 50 or even 100 years. Make good money on antique or even vintage things is quite possible. You can look at auctions such as Antiqon which things make money. If you own something vintage, sell it now and don't guess for the future.☺️

Edited February 24, 20232 yr by chrstnbdnr

One great way to make money is by offering services like converting documents into accessible PDF formats. It's a growing need for businesses and educators who want to stay inclusive and compliant—plus, it adds real value for users with disabilities!

Yes, if you know the niche and trends. Research and patience are key to spotting future value.

One thing that worked well for me was to sell cs2 knife skins that I got from trading and cases. If you know how to check the current value and find the right buyer, you can make a decent profit. I started small, but over time I learned which knives hold value and which ones are just hype. It's not super fast, but it adds up.

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