Danna and Wayne discuss what Hess trucks are and what makes them unique. Danna explains an incident where leaving the batteries in long-term damaged a truck.

In today’s episode, the duo discusses electronics and how feasible it is to sell them.

How to sell potentially sensitive pieces both on and offline
What militaria is popular, what sells well, and what to hold for the highest profit
The 3 Ds
Are weapons flippable, and can they be sold on eBay?

The episode starts with Danna and Wayne recounting their experiences with Polaroid cameras. Next, Wayne briefly explains the association between the Polaroid Company and famous artists before moving on to a story about his darkroom.

What will be learned: The surprising vulnerability of cookie jars and how often fakes are found.
– Where to find resources to help identify cookie jars
– The importance of always doing your research to avoid buying a fake.
– What are some resources that buyers can use to research a potential purchase?

The general opinion on the flippability of newspapers!

How to know when someone’s gaming the system on Corningware prices.

What Will Be Learned:
What makes a fossil a fossil?
What kind of keywords can assist in finding fossils online?
How can using a black light assist you in assessing a fossil’s quality?
Why is it essential to learn about fossil harvesting laws before you begin?

Wayne asks Danna to explain the difference between a modern teacup and a genuine antique. Danna explains that there are factors to look for, but it mostly comes down to experience and knowledge.

In today’s episode, the duo discusses antique shows and flea markets. They talk about the differences, strengths, and weaknesses of each venue. Danna shares her favorites!