Buyers, sellers need to map out a garage sale strategy
Every Thursday morning, Jeanie Crittenden follows the signs, searching for treasure.A self-described garage sale guru, she loves both the process and the prize — and during two decades, she has hit plenty of jackpots:
• A signed Eisenberg brooch purchased for a dime and valued at $350.
• A Louis Vuitton handbag for $35.
• A numbered Star Wars poster for $5, later sold to a specialty shop for $150.
• A Jiminy Cricket videotape bought for a dime and sold on eBay for $65.
And she has bought countless antiques, appliances, toys and designer clothing items at a fraction of their full price.


