And "Sell on Ebay" is easy advice but, if you're not an antiques dealer, pretty uninteresting and impractical. The fact that there mostly aren't 50 cents on the dollar third-party Ebay sellers any longer should probably be a hint that it isn't a good business--and probably less so than it once was.

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joshlemer 3 days ago | parent [-]

Why's that? What has changed that makes selling nicknacks on Ebay less worth it?

	▲	ghaff 3 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		I never found selling cheapish knicknacks on Ebay very attractive financially but it seems like it's less of Ebay's business these days and just not something I'm willing to devote a lot of time and energy to. More generally, I do think it used to be more of a flea market even if I never found it a great selling platform for cheap items.
	▲	bombcar 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Unless it’s your business, or it’s high value items, the dollar per hour is pitiful. $10 item sells for $9, charge and ship it, eBay takes its cut, barf. Garage sale or just donate would be simpler.