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Donations that could sell for big bucks on Ebay - old technology that has historical value and/or is of interest to collectors or New in the package. | Donations that could sell for big bucks on Ebay - old technology that has historical value and/or is of interest to collectors or New in the package. | ||
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What are they?
Donations that could sell for big bucks on Ebay - old technology that has historical value and/or is of interest to collectors or New in the package.
What to look for
- Brand names:
- Electronics
- Tektronix
- Canon
- Nikon
- Graphing calculators
- Texas Instruments
- Hewlett Packard, HP
- Stereo equipment
- JBL/Signature Sound
- Heathkit
- Bose
- Sony
- Advent Speakers
- Dynakit
- Keyboards
- Omnikey
- Kinesis
- North Gate
- Electronics
- Keep an eye out for donors bringing in large donations from a deceased relative
What to do when and Online Sales item is found?
- Keep in original packaging and shrink wrap
- Direct any and all questions to Santiago if unsure
- Put in “?” Box if in doubt (and ask Santiago about it later)
NPA's are encouraged to look at our online sales account on Ebay at Freegeek_portland to get an idea of what kind of items we sell.