Sourcing books for resale is tough! I buy a lot of my inventory online. Yes, encyclopedias are great sellers if you're willing to put in the work.
@antiquebookcollective3 ай бұрын
Hope you get a ton of awesome books! :) And yeah, they do very well for those of us who are willing to lug around a few hundred pounds. Hahaha I always feel sorry for my plastic totes that I use because I fill them with about 150 pounds and always worry they might bust out the bottom when I carry them! Lol
@thriftingsisters12264 ай бұрын
F & M Bank is still in business today. Established by Walker Family in early 1900's, this bank still has its roots in old time fundamentals of community, patriotism and Church. On the flip side, I guess to stay in business they offer the digital currency too.
@antiquebookcollective4 ай бұрын
That's super cool! If that's what they stand for, maybe I should bank with them too! :) ...Even though I'd rather hold my own wealth and hold it in metals. Lol But, still, gotta support the good people of the world!
@amandakaake42754 ай бұрын
Alexandre Dumas was a phenomenal writer. He wrote the Count of Monte Cristo which is very popular along with several other works. Is it possible to get a link to your eBay store?
@amandakaake42754 ай бұрын
Thank you. I have it, feel free to take it down.
@amitexo4 ай бұрын
Hey Caleb, i'm Emmett from Dublin, Ireland. Contacted you on your email :)
@antiquebookcollective4 ай бұрын
Thanks for reaching out, I've got it pulled up and will respond in a few shakes. :)
@dnile504 ай бұрын
Love Kipling, but he's not "PC" so kids will never read him in school. Dumas books are long, so kids with play station don't have the patience to read him. Technology have shortened our collective attention spans, sadly.
@antiquebookcollective4 ай бұрын
"Huh? What? I didn't finish reading this since it was so long." (KIDDING!) Yeah, I agree that tech today has killed our attention spans (I recall hearing some research that looked at the correlation of being smart and having a longer attention span and can't help but think that our tech dependence is making us dumber in more ways than one.) It's really sad that people don't read books because they are too busy worshiping at the alter of political correctness in order to appease their god, the government. Sure, some things are outright terrible and shouldn't be read at all, but others are worth the shot, I think Kipling and 99% of the greats fall into that category. ...And in related news that I'm sure will get me in trouble, I wouldn't be surprised if Shakespeare gets cancelled because he wrote about a guy who fell in love with a girl and that's no in vogue anymore with this generation. Really sad.