Since my last update in March I have been making lots of buys, sales and profit.

I returned the Whisky Puzzle, because it was not complete.

I was sitting on $957.55 at the end of my last update. Later the same day after I updated I sold the last William Morris Queen Duvet I had for $87.25 and made $24.25 in profit. This put me at $981.80 overall.

On March 18th I sold the Sims video games and made $8.23 of profit. This put me at $990.03 overall.

On March 19th I sold the Steve Jobs book and made $2.58 of profit and put me at $992.61.

On March 22nd I sold the Nintendo Wii U I had picked up from the pawn shop for $130 plus shipping and made $48.73, which was my second largest profit amount to date, to bring me to a total of $1041.34. I was very excited to have grown this to what it has become in just over 21 months. Boom!

On March 25th, I sold a K2 Kickboard I had picked up for $8.11 at Goodwill for $41 plus shipping and made a profit of $25.85. This put me at $1067.19.

On March 26th, I sold one of the knives I bought and lost $4.13, putting me at $1063.06.

On March 28th, I sold the book “Shoe Dog” by Phil Knight, which I paid $2.15 for, and made $2.14 putting me at $1065.20.

On March 28th, I also sold a Nikon camera I bought at a pawn shop for $244.65 for $370 plus shipping and made my largest profit ever of $90.64. This surprised me there was that much potential value just sitting there. I had bought the camera on March 20th and it took me a while to learn how to validate everything was working correctly on it. I picked up some new knowledge which can be used moving forward. This should benefit me over the long term as I learn more this area. Time to do more research and learn more. I was now at $1155.84 overall.

If I could consistently get these items I could make a $1000 a year very easily. As a side note I’ve been getting cash back on everything I’ve bought. If I wanted to add in the 1% I’m getting it would make all of this just a little bit more profitable. I am not going to add this back in to what I’m doing because I didn’t plan on any of that in what I was doing.

As well, on March 28th I sold a Matco product I paid $80 for and made $26.17 of profit. This put me at $1182.01 overall.

On March 29th, I sold another camera I bought for $94.99 and made $85.60. This second sale of a camera is making me feel like I’m in the right spot. This put me at $1267.61 overall.

I had sold the Craftsman Nailer I bought from the pawn shop which got returned on April 1st, because the customer said it didn’t work. I am not sure they were telling the truth, because I had tested it. I will record a video of me using it and relist it, but I lost $8.59 for the return shipping, so I dropped down to $1259.02.

On April 3rd, I sold two of the Hobart cutting tips and made $6.19 of profit. This ended up putting me at $1265.21. I’m not sure where I got off but to reconcile to my tracking spreadsheet I was off by $.13 so I was at $1259.39.

I am up $19.28 on my Verizon as of today which puts my grand total up to $1,278.67.

Additional adds to my inventory since last time are: a Pole Saw, a book, another camera which costs $403, and five t-shirts from a garage sale. I currently underinvested $15.57. I added the t-shirts because I am trying to keep my listing cadence going at a good pace.

I have absolutely had an awesome few weeks at this with the advent of picking up items at pawn shops and taking some risks. I’m just enjoying this so much right now. I’ll probably pick up another share of a stock once I get around another $40 to invest. I’m likely going to buy something different than Verizon this time, because it is getting closer to my potential sale point of $60 a share and the dividend yield I am getting is going down.

Inventory

I am going to start possibly consolidating some buys as I move forward, because I feel like this part of the updates is getting tedious.

Item	Cost	Date Purchased	Sold	Profit
NFL Puzzle	$3.45	6/27/22
Serving Dish and Bowl	$9.29	7/20/22
*2 Coca Cola Puzzles	$6.91	9/13/22
*Floral Plate	$2.71	9/26/22
*Old Spice Cologne bottle	$3.25	9/26/22
*Wood block set- kid’s toy	$2.17	9/26/22
*Japanese Stein 1	$4.33	9/26/22
*Satellite Puzzle	$2.37	11/28/22
*Board Game	$3.78	1/4/23
*Antique? vase	$8.11	2/21/23
*Antique Plates	$7.56	3/19/23
*Rollerblades	$16.77	4/1/23
*Granite Cutting Blades (4)	$32.43	4/4/23
*Crystal bowl	$5.94	4/10/23
*Perfume bottle	$8.11	4/10/23
*Casserole dish	$8.11	5/17/23
*Nike Air Jordan V.5 Canvas	$27.11	5/22/23
* Air Jordan Flight Remix Wolf Grey	$42.50	5/24/23
*Coffee Cup- Floral	$2.70	6/20/23
*Twin Duvet Set	$25.98	6/21/23
*Skateboard	$8.11	7/26/23
*Queen Sheet Set Brown and White Plaid	$64.94	8/23/23
*Accounting Book	$6.27	9/6/23
*Brooks Brothers Sheet Set	$12.99	9/8/23
*1.035 Share – Verizon	$33.75	9/29/23, Div Dates		$10.60
*William Morris Queen Duvet	$54.11	12/13/23
*Peter Reed Reina Blue King Duvet	$42.22	1/3/24
*Peter Reed Reina Blue King Duvet	$42.22	1/10/24
*1 Share Verizon	$38.92	1/18/24		$3.92
*2 Hobart Cutting Tips	$2.70	2/2/24	4/3/24	$6.11
*Hobart Cutting Tips	$6.78	2/2/24
*Ralph Lauren Queen Green Teal Sheet Set	$64.94	2/5/24
*1 Share Verizon	$40.88	2/23/24		$1.96
*Steve Jobs by Walter Issacson	$3.24	2/25/24	3/19/24	$2.58
*PDP Bass Drum Pedal	$8.11	2/26/24
*Cabbage Patch Kid	$3.78	2/26/2
*1 Share Verizon	$40.04	2/28/24		$2.80
*Madden 15,16,17,18 Xbox	$4.29	3/1/24
*The Sims 3	$2.16	3/1/24	3/18/24	$8.23
*Matthew Lesko DVD	$1.08	3/1/24
*RNs DVD	$1.08	3/1/24
*Fireproof DVD set	$1.08	3/1/24
*Adidas Nastate Size 13	$16.77	3/2/24
*Comics (23)	$21.43	3/5/24
*1 Pocket Knife	$11.91	3/6/24	3/27/24	-$4.13
*Pocket Knives	$48.71	3/6/24
*Nintendo Wii U Console	$68.18	3/6/24	3/22/24	$48.73
*Utawareumono DVD	$1.08	3/6/24
*Nike Aunt Pearl Size 7.5 with box	$20.57	3/6/24
*Craftsman Brad Nailer	$43.30	3/6/24		-$8.59
*K2 Kickboard	$8.11	3/18/24	3/25/24	$25.85
*Pole Saw	$35.72	3/19/24
*Matco Tool	$80.11	3/20/24	3/28/24	$26.17
*Nikon Camera	$244.65	3/20/24	3/28/24	$90.64
*Nikon Camera	$94.99	3/20/24	3/29/24	$85.60
*Shoe Dog book	$2.15	3/20/24	3/28/24	$2.14
*Principles Book	$3.24	3/20/24
*Canon camera	$403.00	3/27/24
*5 garage sale tshirts	$5.00	3/30/24
Underinvested	$15.57
Total inventory amount	$1278.67

I have sold six items since my update at the end of February. I bought a lot of items, twenty, since then and have went for a large ramp up, because I am trying to get to $1000 overall as fast as possible. To try and accomplish I’m going to learn some stuff about new types of items in the process.

Sales

I sold a set of one of the Granite Cutting Blades and made $11.72 in profit. I sold one of the Hobart Propane Cutting tips and made $1.67. I sold two sets of Ralph Lauren sheets and made $21.11 in profit. I sold a DVD I bought and made $1.16 profit. I sold the Painter’s puzzle and made $7.24 in profit. I made a total of $42.90 in profit on these items and had a cost of $121.48 in them.

I sold a couple of older items in the Granite Cutting Blade and the Painter’s Puzzle, which makes me happy to move some items that are over a year old sell. To get these older items sold is good to keep more turnover of older items I hope will happen soon. I have started doing promoted listings to try and get the older items to move faster.

Purchases

I went to two different pawn shops and Goodwill to pick up the twenty items I got. They included some DVDs, Video games, comic books, knives, Nintendo Wii U console, and two pairs of shoes.

I am trying to list an item a day for as long as I’ve got new inventory to get the sites I’m selling on giving me more impressions on my items.

I don’t know much about knives and will likely lose money on some of them, but want to pay for some education on what is out there. I am thinking about dedicating a certain number of hours a week to get a lot of consistency with this. I am really enjoying flipping recently.

Inventory

Item	Cost	Date Purchased	Sold	Profit
NFL Puzzle	$3.45	6/27/22
Serving Dish and Bowl	$9.29	7/20/22
*2 Coca Cola Puzzles	$6.91	9/13/22
*Floral Plate	$2.71	9/26/22
*Old Spice Cologne bottle	$3.25	9/26/22
*Wood block set- kid’s toy	$2.17	9/26/22
*Japanese Stein 1	$4.33	9/26/22
*Satellite Puzzle	$2.37	11/28/22
*Board Game	$3.78	1/4/23
*Painter’s puzzle	$3.78	1/30/23	3/13/24	$7.24
*Antique? vase	$8.11	2/21/23
*Antique Plates	$7.56	3/19/23
*Rollerblades	$16.77	4/1/23
*Granite Cutting Blades (1)	$8.11	4/4/23	3/1/24	$11.72
*Granite Cutting Blades (4)	$32.43	4/4/23
*Crystal bowl	$5.94	4/10/23
*Perfume bottle	$8.11	4/10/23
*Casserole dish	$8.11	5/17/23
*Nike Air Jordan V.5 Canvas	$27.11	5/22/23
* Air Jordan Flight Remix Wolf Grey	$42.50	5/24/23
*Coffee Cup- Floral	$2.70	6/20/23
*Twin Duvet Set	$25.98	6/21/23
*Skateboard	$8.11	7/26/23
*Queen Sheet Set Brown and White Plaid	$64.94	8/23/23
*Accounting Book	$6.27	9/6/23
*Brooks Brothers Sheet Set	$12.99	9/8/23
*1.035 Share – Verizon	$33.75	9/29/23, Div Dates		$7.18
*William Morris Queen Duvet	$54.11	12/13/23
*Peter Reed Reina Blue King Duvet	$42.22	1/3/24
*Peter Reed Reina Blue King Duvet	$42.22	1/10/24
*1 Share Verizon	$38.92	1/18/24		$.57
*Ralph Lauren White Twin Sheet Set	$31.39	1/24/24	3/6/24	$9.56
*Ralph Lauren King Blue Floral Sheet Set	$75.76	1/31/24	3/7/24	$11.56
*Hobart Cutting Tip	$1.35	2/2/24	3/2/24	$1.67
*Hobart Cutting Tips	$9.48	2/2/24
*Ralph Lauren Queen Green Teal Sheet Set	$64.94	2/5/24
*1 Share Verizon	$40.88	2/23/24		$-1.39
*Steve Jobs by Walter Issacson	$3.24
*Whisky Puzzle	$3.78
*PDP Bass Drum Pedal	$8.11
*Cabbage Patch Kid	$3.78
*1 Share Verizon	$40.04	2/28/24		-$.55
*James Michener Centennial DVD	$1.08	3/1/24	3/12/24	$1.16
*Madden 15,16,17,18 Xbox	$4.29	3/1/24
*The Sims 3	$2.16	3/1/24
*Matthew Lesko DVD	$1.08	3/1/24
*RNs DVD	$1.08	3/1/24
*Fireproof DVD set	$1.08	3/1/24
*Adidas Nastate Size 13	$16.77	3/2/24
*Comics (23)	$21.43	3/5/24
*Pocket Knives	$60.62	3/6/24
*Nintendo Wii U Console	$68.18	3/6/24
*Utawareumono DVD	$1.08	3/6/24
*Nike Aunt Pearl Size 7.5 with box	$20.57	3/6/24
*Craftsman Brad Nailer	$43.30	3/6/24
Underinvested	$12.57
Total inventory amount	$957.55

A lot has happened since my last update. I sold three items, bought two shares of Verizon, and both five new items.

The first item I sold was the William Morris King Sheet Set for $85.00 and I ended up making $23.69 in profit off of it. This is a very good flip for me. I somehow lost this item on my table when I was doing updates on this blog. I keep a separate spreadsheet to track what I am doing and have added it back in here to be accurate. William Morris items kept on making the flip game work.

The second item I sold was a Motley Crue DVD I bought on February 25th and sold it on February 26th and made $.99 of profit. The crazy fast flips always make me just laugh because I’m amazed when they happen in that amount of time. I paid $2.15 for it at Goodwill when I picked up two other items at the same time. I picked up a Steve Jobs book and a Whisky puzzle.

The third item I sold was one of the Ralph Lauren sheet sets I bought on February 5th. This is a very quick flip and I have had success in getting value out of these brand of sheets over the years. I ended up making $15.84 in profit after I paid $75.76 for the king sheet set. I made less than I wanted to but a quick flip keeps me in a good spot.

Verizon Shares

After selling the above items I had the money to go ahead, and bought two more shares of Verizon which puts me at $10.73 a year in dividend income. I’m going to make almost 30% of what I started with, $36.38, a year now by doing absolutely nothing. Twenty years from now this will be more than $10.73 a year because I’ll keep on reinvesting the dividends, and letting the amount grow.

Verizon was trading at $39.99 when I wrote this.

Items Bought

I also bought a PDP Bass Drum Pedal and a Cabbage Patch Kid doll on February 26th in addition to the items noted above. I am breaking part of what I thought about limiting the number of items I wanted to have in my inventory by buying these low priced items. After these purchases I still need to purchase $87.14 more to be fully invested. I have built up to $916.61 in potential value.

Current Inventory

Item	Cost	Date Purchased	Sold	Profit
NFL Puzzle	$3.45	6/27/22
Serving Dish and Bowl	$9.29	7/20/22
*2 Coca Cola Puzzles	$6.91	9/13/22
*Floral Plate	$2.71	9/26/22
*Old Spice Cologne bottle	$3.25	9/26/22
*Wood block set- kid’s toy	$2.17	9/26/22
*Japanese Stein 1	$4.33	9/26/22
*Satellite Puzzle	$2.37	11/28/22
*Board Game	$3.78	1/4/23
*Painter’s puzzle	$3.78	1/30/23
*Antique? vase	$8.11	2/21/23
*Antique Plates	$7.56	3/19/23
*Rollerblades	$16.77	4/1/23
*Granite Cutting Blades (5)	$40.54	4/4/23
*Crystal bowl	$5.94	4/10/23
*Perfume bottle	$8.11	4/10/23
*Casserole dish	$8.11	5/17/23
*Nike Air Jordan V.5 Canvas	$27.11	5/22/23
* Air Jordan Flight Remix Wolf Grey	$42.50	5/24/23
*Coffee Cup- Floral	$2.70	6/20/23
*Twin Duvet Set	$25.98	6/21/23
*Skateboard	$8.11	7/26/23
*Queen Sheet Set Brown and White Plaid	$64.94	8/23/23
*Accounting Book	$6.27	9/6/23
*Brooks Brothers Sheet Set	$12.99	9/8/23
*1.035 Share – Verizon	$33.75	9/29/23, Div Dates		$7.64
*William Morris King Sheet Set	$51.96	10/17/23	2/23/24	$23.69
*William Morris Queen Duvet	$54.11	12/13/23
*Peter Reed Reina Blue King Duvet	$42.22	1/3/24
*Peter Reed Reina Blue King Duvet	$42.22	1/10/24
*1 Share Verizon	$38.92	1/18/24		$1.07
*Ralph Lauren White Twin Sheet Set	$31.39	1/24/24
*Ralph Lauren King Blue Floral Sheet Set	$75.76	1/31/24
*Hobart Cutting Tips	$10.83	2/2/24
*Ralph Lauren Queen Green Teal Sheet Set	$64.94	2/5/24
*Ralph Lauren King Green Teal Sheet Set	$75.76	2/5/24	2/27/24	$15.84
*1 Share Verizon	$40.88	2/23/24		$-.89
*Motley Crue DVD	$2.15	2/25/24	2/26/24	$.99
*Steve Jobs by Walter Issacson	$3.24
*Whisky Puzzle	$3.78
*PDP Bass Drum Pedal	$8.11
*Cabbage Patch Kid	$3.78
*1 Share Verizon	$40.04	2/28/24		-$.05
Underinvested	$87.14
Total inventory amount	$916.61

I made one sale on February 4th of the other William Morris King Duvet I picked up back in November, and made $18.62 profit off of it since my last update. The William Morris items I bought have been very good sellers, and I wished I would have got more of them in retrospect. However, you never know what will sell well when you buy a new brand perfectly. I look at the number sold and the amount available for sale on Ebay, and get a general idea, but am never able to tell perfectly what the best flip will be. I like it this way and there are ways out there to find out more information on the probability, but this is fun for me, and I don’t want to invest in those types of tools when I am trying to keep a small inventory amount.

I picked up four different items to get myself to the spot where I am now. I bought three sets of Ralph Lauren Sheets, because I know I have a high probability of making a good profit on them and I have rarely ever lost money selling them in the past. I would like to have found them on clearance to reduce my overall risk, but I am not putting in much time to find the best deals possible. When I go looking for something I take about ten minutes to find something or I am on my way.

I also found some Hobart welding cutting tips at a local pawn shop. I have sold some items from pawn shops over the years, and am trying to determine if this is a good way to get different types of items to flip. I think it could be a way for me to find higher priced items as I go. It will also require me to learn more about different items too.

When I have around another $40 I need to reinvest I am going to buy another share of Verizon, since that is what it is trading at currently. I want to get myself to the point I am making $10 a year in passive income from this flip game off of dividends. There is no specific reason why this should be the number to get to now, other than I want to get to that point. I’ll need four shares of Verizon at its current annual dividend amount of $2.66 per share to do this. I hope to get to this point before I hit the two year mark, and should be able to do this.

Current Inventory

Item	Cost	Date Purchased	Sold	Profit
NFL Puzzle	$3.45	6/27/22
Serving Dish and Bowl	$9.29	7/20/22
*2 Coca Cola Puzzles	$6.91	9/13/22
*Floral Plate	$2.71	9/26/22
*Old Spice Cologne bottle	$3.25	9/26/22
*Wood block set- kid’s toy	$2.17	9/26/22
*Japanese Stein 1	$4.33	9/26/22
*Satellite Puzzle	$2.37	11/28/22
*Board Game	$3.78	1/4/23
*Painter’s puzzle	$3.78	1/30/23
*Antique? vase	$8.11	2/21/23
*Antique Plates	$7.56	3/19/23
*Rollerblades	$16.77	4/1/23
*Granite Cutting Blades (5)	$40.54	4/4/23
*Crystal bowl	$5.94	4/10/23
*Perfume bottle	$8.11	4/10/23
*Casserole dish	$8.11	5/17/23
*Nike Air Jordan V.5 Canvas	$27.11	5/22/23
* Air Jordan Flight Remix Wolf Grey	$42.50	5/24/23
*Coffee Cup- Floral	$2.70	6/20/23
*Twin Duvet Set	$25.98	6/21/23
*Skateboard	$8.11	7/26/23
*Queen Sheet Set Brown and White Plaid	$64.94	8/23/23
*Accounting Book	$6.27	9/6/23
*Brooks Brothers Sheet Set	$12.99	9/8/23
*1.035 Share – Verizon	$33.75	9/29/23, Div Dates		$8.17
*William Morris King Duvet	$64.94	11/16/23	2/4/24	$18.62
*William Morris Queen Duvet	$54.11	12/13/23
*Peter Reed Reina Blue King Duvet	$42.22	1/3/24
*Peter Reed Reina Blue King Duvet	$42.22	1/10/24
*1 Share Verizon	$38.92	1/18/24		$1.57
*Ralph Lauren White Twin Sheet Set	$31.39	1/24/24
*Ralph Lauren King Blue Floral Sheet Set	$75.76	1/31/24
*Hobart Cutting Tips	$10.83	2/2/24
*Ralph Lauren Queen Green Teal Sheet Set	$64.94	2/5/24
*Ralph Lauren King Green Teal Sheet Set	$75.76	2/5/24
Underinvested	$18.73
Total inventory amount	$878.06

I recevied a dividend for the shares of Verizon I had as of January 9, 2024. A dividend has four dates which matter for it. They are the announcement date, ex-dividend date, record date, and pay date. I would look to this website by the SEC to understand what these dates mean, but the one which can cause the most confusion is the ex-dividend date. I bought a share on January 18th, so I did not get paid a dividend amount on it this time. The dividend was paid to me on February 1st.

I held 1.019 shares at .665 cents per share for this dividend payment to give me .677 cents. The .677 cents got reinvested at $42.30 per share to give me .016 shares more. This gives me a total of 1.035 plus 1 from 1/18 for 2.035 shares. Next quarter, I would expect the dividend to remain at .665 cents per share. This will pay me $1.35. Stacking up pennies into dollars is a win for my change jar flip.

Thought on dividends versus buying low price items to flip

Interesting to me to think some of the first things I was buying were puzzles which costs me less than the amount of $1.35 each. The risk versus reward of the dividend compared to buying a puzzle is on two opposites. The dividend involves very little risk to receive from a company like Verizon, but the reward amount is clearly defined by the dividend payment amount at the time Verizon is bought.

Buying an item which costs $1.35 on its own is a very risky proposition to hope it sells. This is why I wanted to get as many items initially to make sure things started selling. I was around 50% on being able to sell one of those items within a year. I was able to make around $20 in profit off of the items I sold and got back the amount I spent for them which gave me a total value back of about $8 to reinvest. I lost about $5 on the items which I couldn’t liquidate at my garage sell. This means I invested about $16 to begin with and turned it into $23 in a year. On a dollar for dollar basis this works out much better, and why you can start flipping with a very small amount and run it up like I’m doing. However, to take the time to find flips at around a dollar requires more effort than I want to at this point. If I wanted to keep going with very low amount flips I would need a storage space at this point, because I would have well over 600 items, and would be having to find a lot of items to flip on a weekly basis.

As I wrote earlier, going to let to pennies stack up into dollars at this point with no effort to make that happen with the dividends.

A lot has happened since my last update. I sold an a William Morris Queen Sheet later on the day after I had updated on January 15th. This was a very good flip because I paid $42.22 for the set, which was on clearance, and made $44.88 on it in less than two weeks. The William Morris brand is getting me lots of views and they are moving well.

I also sold another set on January 27th of William Morris Queen Sheets I purchased on January 25th. This was an ideal flip again because I spent $54.11 and made $20.57 in two days. It took me till the 27th to list the item, and when I did it actually only took about ten minutes for it to sale. Sometimes a flip happens so quickly I am shocked by how well flipping works.

The third item I sold was a William Morris Queen Duvet on January 29th. The theme continued with William Morris items as winners this period of time. I bought this one for $54.11 on December 13 of 2023 also and made $22.42 on it after everything was done with sending it out.

I bought a Ralph Lauren White Twin Sheet Set which was on discount on January 24th for $31.39. This one is not a doubling of my money, but I have sold this type of set before and should be able to make a quick flip on this hopefully.

Stock Buy

I decided to buy another share of Verizon on January 18th. The price I paid for the share was $38.92. This puts me at 2.017 shares of Verizon. If I think about this from a very simplistic mindset of when I started this over a year and a half ago, with just the Verizon buys for the stock I have set myself up to make dividends from them in perpetuity. This is a truly passive income activity if I want. The current annual dividend amount is $2.66 per share. This means I will make $5.36 a year off of these 2.017 shares currently. I’m getting paid 14.7% of what I started with by doing nothing of my own effort. I plan on getting enough in dividends compared to what I started with, over time, at the minimum. I will reinvest the dividends each quarter and this amount will grow because of this. As well, Verizon is likely to have a dividend increase each year. Letting those pennies add on to each other over time. My value for Verizon still remains at $60 a share for what I believe it is worth.

Verizon was trading at $42.17 when I wrote this. This gives me a profit of $13.16 at this time. This is outside of the dividend which was reinvested.

Current Inventory

I am at a total of $861.45 in potential inventory or potential invested in. I need to reinvest $161.73 at this time. The potential $861.45 invested in items doesn’t take into account the value I could make off of the items if all were to sell. I know this would be completely unlikely to sell everything in my inventory, but if it did I would be looking at the total inventory being worth about 2 times what I paid for it. This means I would have $1600 to invest. Understanding this concept helps me to continue to make good buys which will make the overall inventory value increase. By doing this the ability to make a higher amount per month and year becomes more realistic.

Item	Cost	Date Purchased	Sold	Profit
NFL Puzzle	$3.45	6/27/22
Serving Dish and Bowl	$9.29	7/20/22
*2 Coca Cola Puzzles	$6.91	9/13/22
*Floral Plate	$2.71	9/26/22
*Old Spice Cologne bottle	$3.25	9/26/22
*Wood block set- kid’s toy	$2.17	9/26/22
*Japanese Stein 1	$4.33	9/26/22
*Satellite Puzzle	$2.37	11/28/22
*Board Game	$3.78	1/4/23
*Painter’s puzzle	$3.78	1/30/23
*Antique? vase	$8.11	2/21/23
*Antique Plates	$7.56	3/19/23
*Rollerblades	$16.77	4/1/23
*Granite Cutting Blades (5)	$40.54	4/4/23
*Crystal bowl	$5.94	4/10/23
*Perfume bottle	$8.11	4/10/23
*Casserole dish	$8.11	5/17/23
*Nike Air Jordan V.5 Canvas	$27.11	5/22/23
* Air Jordan Flight Remix Wolf Grey	$42.50	5/24/23
*Coffee Cup- Floral	$2.70	6/20/23
*Twin Duvet Set	$25.98	6/21/23
*Skateboard	$8.11	7/26/23
*Queen Sheet Set Brown and White Plaid	$64.94	8/23/23
*Accounting Book	$6.27	9/6/23
*Brooks Brothers Sheet Set	$12.99	9/8/23
*1.019 Share – Verizon	$33.07	9/29/23		$9.91
*William Morris King Duvet	$64.94	11/16/23
*William Morris Queen Duvet	$54.11	12/13/23	1/29/24	$22.42
*William Morris Queen Duvet	$54.11	12/13/23
*William Morris Queen Sheet Set	$42.22	1/3/24	1/15/24	$44.88
*Peter Reed Reina Blue King Duvet	$42.22	1/3/24
*Peter Reed Reina Blue King Duvet	$42.22	1/10/24
*1 Share Verizon	$38.92	1/18/24		$3.25
*Ralph Lauren White Twin Sheet Set	$31.39	1/24/24
*William Morris Queen Sheet Set	$54.11	1/25/24	1/27/24	$20.57
Underinvested	$161.73
Total inventory amount	$861.45