Spent $30 on a locker today for some clothing racks which my store needed. I was figuring I overpaid, but it was alright, because I needed the racks personally.

As I was digging through the one sterilite bin in the locker, beneath the Spongebob and Patrick plush.. Even beneath the Homer Simpson plush doll, and the Stewie plush, I found a Llardo Figurine. Makes the locker a home run, however, on $30, it's not like I'm set for life.. I've got it up on ebay now for $75/$150

Does anybody know of a site or service that offers craigslist stats? I'd like to know about search terms.. I know it's probably a long shot, but with guys like MM who seem to have a hand in everything online, thought I'd ask!

To be fair... there could have been 300 paintings in the locker 

I've not tried it in advance of the yard sale starting. I'll try to get a figure for everything early on in a yard sale. On my website, I advertise a service to pick up the leftovers. Of course, they can put up an ad on craigslist, but a lot of neighborhoods around here don't want random people driving through.. I just got a call for a 40 home neighborhood yard sale pickup.. Obviously too much for me to handle!

Not the first time he's been accused of that! 

That's really a great deal.. especially if you have a HUGE locker to clear out.

I recently picked up a Woodrow at a yard sale pick. It's an instrument, cross between a dulcimer and banjo. It's hand made in Western NC and very easy to play. It's sitting my my shelf now, but if I don't sell it for a couple of years, I won't be disappointed!

Part of the fun for me is piecing together the story behind the loss of the unit. I guess I'm just sick that way. I've found death certificates, divorce decrees, very expensive clothing along with Burger King uniforms.. They all tell a story to me, some are obvious, some are speculation.. I think that every unit tells a story, even down to the way it's packed..