Flip it or Skip it

The death of Queen Elizabeth and ascension of Prince Charles as King has caused the collectibles market to kick into overdrive. It's a good time to sell, but is it a good time to buy?

High end cufflinks regularly sell for five figures or more. But, how do you tell designer knockoffs from the real deal? And, is costume jewelry valuable?

Copper cookware is an abiding heirloom sought by many collectors. But, flippers need to know how to evaluate the items to achieve the best prices.

Restaurant menus are great items to flip once you understand why collectors want them and what they are looking for. Join Danna and Wayne for a lively discussion on flipping menus.

Casino collectibles are everywhere: chips, cards, clothing, souvenirs and more. But how much of it is valuable? Join Danna and Wayne for a lively discussion of the topic.

Christmas nativity sets are produced by some of the top ceramics manufacturers worldwide. They are good items to flip all year round.

Once icons of American pop culture, Ronco products are now hard to find on the secondary market. But they are fun, usable, and profitable. Join Danna and Wayne for a lively discussion of Ronco.

Vintage camping equipment is hot, and camping stoves are in demand. But, stoves are temperamental. Join Danna and Wayne for a lively discussion on how to evaluate vintage camping stoves.

Bamboo fishing rods have been collected for generations, and they have a strong presence in the secondary market. The fortunate few who know a bit about these rods stand to make a nice profit flipping them.

Glassybaby votive candleholders and cups are hot right now. Demand is growing. They are generally inexpensive to buy and prices on the secondary market are trending up.