Tools in Your Garage You Should SELL NOW

THE BARN FIND BIBLE, the maker marks, the stamps, the dating rules and the real sold prices, all in one place: https://barnfindbible.com/ Four hundred twenty five dollars. That is what a man offered me for a Stanley number forty five combination plane at a farm sale outside Bloomfield, Iowa, every cutter still in its box. I told him that plane would only go up. Then I set it on a shelf and never once cut a groove with it. This past May, at the biggest antique tool auction house in the country, two of them crossed the block. One brought one hundred twenty dollars. The other brought fifty. A while back I gave you ten tools you should never let go of. This is the other half. Ten tools I would sell tomorrow morning if they sat in my garage unused. Every one of them is still worth real money today. You sell while the money is still there. Nobody can see the future, and I am not telling you these go to zero. They will not. I am telling you which way I have watched the price move from the back of the sale ring. The generation that bought and collected these tools is downsizing, millions of garages are going to empty in the same few years, and when everybody sells the same tool at once, the price of that tool falls. The ones who sell first get the best money. For every one, you get what it sells for right now, why the price is moving the wrong way, and who to sell it to. I am a picker, not an appraiser, and I do not put a number on things other people own. Every price here is a range off real sold results. So go out to the garage tonight with a roll of tape, and put a strip on anything you have not touched in ten years. Then tell me in the comments what you set aside, and where you are watching from. I answer every single one. Otis