21 Old Kitchen Items That Could Make You Rich in 2026 (Check Your Cupboards)

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  @Mindydarlene · 1 month ago

  Congrats Malcolm, you are drawing the delirious trolls and fly's to your videos now. You are doing great!!

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  @LeonardMetts-i7e · 1 month ago

  I have now watched multiple videos of yours, and on each one, I have honestly got to say, I have several items on each video, and some I have as many as 4 or 5 of the items shown. I am extremely blessed to have both my mother and father still not only alive, but able to still get around fairly well going into their mid 80&apos;s, and celebrating an astonishing 64 years of marriage this coming November. &nbsp;My grandfather, who passed away in 1974, owned a small country store, where he sold everything from cut meats, to car parts, to clothes. along with everything else you would expect to find in a Old country store. Now that&apos;s where some of the stuff I have came into my position from , but the vast majority of it was without a doubt, various items that my parents have collected over the years, especially since they have been retired karma from them going to yard sales to thrift stores in consignment shops around the south. I tell everyone that they are shopaholic Hoarders. I was recently going through my grandfather&apos;s upper storage room of his store, a place that my dad does not rent out with the lower level, due to the multiple items up there as storage. I found multiple boxes of ladies shoes that have never been worn from the 1970s never worn, case of cobalt blue bottles milk of magnesia that has solidified already. With a chalk like substance under a clear liquid. I currently have moved back to the family land and in the house I grew up in, on a piece of property that has 3 storage barns, play 40 ft shipping container, and the upper storage area in that store I was just mentioning, and have boxes of items I&apos;ve not had the chance to go through. My parents are in the last few years of their lives, I&apos;m afraid to say, and they have both worked extremely hard their whole lives; I would like to get the stuff together and sell it for them to relieve some stress of some of the financial pains that they currently endure in these rough economy ups and downs, and the financial challenges that have spawned from them,. They&apos;ve racked up tremendous debts in credit cards, and I&apos;d like to move some of these things, really in hopes of actually having a big ticket item to help the ease their constant struggle to simply make ends meet. How would you recommend me to do this and receive top dollar for the items, without having my novice ignorance taken advantage of. One example is these two hand painted, on silk screens, some Japanese folding screens that are about 3 - 3.5 feet tall birds and trees. These items range in prices so much, it&apos;s extremely difficult in knowing if one of them is worth 300, 300,000, or even 3 million. My personal favorite piece I have in my personal items is an old rusted Viceroy cigarette &nbsp;tin welcome sign, that I have attached two ciggerette package outer cellophane coverings to, in the duty of holding a package of unopened Viceroy cigarette pack in one, and the packs outer shief in the other to protect them both, as the shief bares the presidential seal of the president of the United States of America, and were actually one of who knows how many, &nbsp;complimentary packs of cigarettes &nbsp;that was actually handed out to passengers of Air Force One, in the Richard Nixon administration. They&apos;re not as rare as you&apos;d think they&apos;d be, but I still think that is a very cool novelty piece to own. <br>Leonard Metts<br>843-494-8408 Thanks in advance for anyone&apos;s advice here on this knowledgeable site!

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  @proudpatriot6240 · 1 month ago

  Please put a 15 second back and forward feature on your videos.

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  @donnamatuszak1469 · 1 month ago

  Where can one get an honest and REAL appraisal of a crystal collection in the Southeastern United States? Or would it be needful to consult an international firm?

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  @MyFathersWatch · 1 month ago

  Thank You Malcom.

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  @Maria-w2e6r · 1 month ago

  If you have one of those ítems, how do you find a buyer?

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  @Mindydarlene · 1 month ago

  Another great video, Glad you are gaining a nice following Malcolm!

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  @cynthiaforde7003 · 1 month ago

  Great information. Will order your book. Thanks

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  @wendyloop0 · 1 month ago

  Ive &nbsp;got a silver serving tray with cattails engraved on the front &nbsp;back says silver is this real thank you

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  @MarionKidwell · 1 month ago

  Thank you

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  @salowa-c4y · 1 month ago

  Thanks❤

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  @LouiseSmit-v3w · 1 month ago

  Thank you so much for this &nbsp;valuable information . An eye &nbsp;opener .

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