Barbie Mod & Before - Saturday, April 15 at 11AM EST. Featuring rare and seldom-seen dolls and outfits, Japanese and European exclusives, in excellent to near mint condition. This is a live auction with absentee, telephone and internet bidding available.
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I started making and selling jewelry in 2006. Craft shows were fun, but as I got older the long drives became harder. Then COVID… Then Mom developed dementia,so leaving all day isn’t an option.
I discovered Whatnot, and signed up to be an online auction seller. I was accepted, and am NERVOUS. When I’m nervous, I lisp. But I’m determined to succeed! Any advice? I’ll let you know when my first show is. My name there is karaohki.
As a former eBay reseller of toys & games I want to clear up two big rumors. Beanie Babies are worthless except for some very rare 1st editions from the 90's that I'm sure are all under lock and key by now, you will never find them in the wild in a random thrift shop or a yard sale. They have so little value people use them as packing material or just give them away to toy charity drives. The plastic case a Beanie Baby might be protected in is more valuable than the beanie itself.
Disney Black Diamond VHS tapes are worthless, they literally mass produced millions of these. In no way are they in demand or have any monetary value. This rumor was started from some very high priced eBay auctions but they are a form of money laundering. Even if they are priced high look at recent solds to find the real value. Any high priced solds are because of criminal activity and are anomalies.
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The biggest day for Broadway fans is going virtual for the first time in the event’s history when the Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction returns on Sunday, September 20.
The coronavirus pandemic is preventing the traditional community gathering in the heart of NYC’s Theater District. So Broadway Cares is moving the highly anticipated event online with all the features you love from the in-person event: live and silent auctions, one-on-one video chats with Broadway stars and the opportunity to bring home theatrical collectables.
Early bidding has begun on silent and live auction items.
Live auction lots already up for bidding online include virtual Zoom meet-and-greets with Jonathan Groff, Bernadette Peters, Plaza Suite‘s Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick & John Benjamin Hickey, and Ben Platt, a virtual walk in the woods with Alan Cumming, opening night and party tickets to The Music Man and Plaza Suite, and more. This auction will culminate in a live Zoom-room bidding battle at 5 pm Eastern on September 20.
There are 86 silent auction items up for bid including a Halloween costume worn by Tom Hiddleston, a musical phrase from Waitress handwritten and signed by Sara Bareilles and a signed edition of Barbra Striesand’s Christmas CD.
In place of the fan-favorite Autograph Table and Photo Booth, Broadway Cares will be offering a limited number of one-on-one video chats with Broadway stars. The special guests participating in the sessions will be announced next week.
Instead of tables of theatrical treasures from Broadway shows and organizations lining streets of the Theater District, special “flea market finds” on the day of the event and eBay “buy it now” bundles offer fans another way to be part of the day.
Every dollar donated during the virtual Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction will help those across the country affected by HIV/AIDS, COVID-19 and other critical illnesses receive healthy meals, lifesaving medication, emergency financial assistance, housing, counseling and more. The donations also support and champion organizations focused on social justice and anti-racism.
Last year’s Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction raised $870,167. Since 1987, the 33 editions of this highly anticipated annual event have raised $15.4 million.
Bid on Silent &. Live Auction Items now
Loki costume worn by Charlie Cox on Halloween with Tom Hiddleston and photo of the two
Daredevil costume worn by Tom Hiddleston with Charlie Cox and photo of the two
Betrayal Playbill, signed by Charlie Cox, Tom Hiddleston and the entire 2019 revival company