How to make money from collectibles

The title is a bit straightforward, but I like that Bian Xiao is straightforward, easy to understand and straightforward. I don't like beating around the bush, it's a bit off topic. Let's get down to business. How to make money from the collection? How to make money from collectibles? Let's discuss it together. Bian Xiao also has no experience.

First of all, we have common collections, such as porcelain, bronzes, calligraphy and painting, jade, coins, stamps and so on. These are our common collections. If you don't understand them, ask Du Niang yourself, then how can you make money from these collections? Since it is to make money, you must have these things first. How can you make money without these things?

First, buy.

Since collectibles want to make money, the first step is to have collectibles to sell, so as to make money, and the purchase of collectibles is to design the authenticity and price. Not to mention the authenticity of porcelain, bronzes, calligraphy and painting, jade, coins and stamps. There should be many small compilers on the internet, and the other is the price. In terms of price, first refer to the market price, look at the general price on the market, and then consider that this collection is psychologically a spectrum. Whether to sell for a short time or to play for a while before selling, the price is different. Be sure to control the price of short-term collections, especially the market price, or you won't be able to sell them, and some friends want to play for a while. It doesn't matter if the price can be a little higher. After all, the longer the collection, the higher the price.

Second, maintenance (storage)

Not maintenance, but storage, because you bought the goods. Of course, you have to find storage space. The collection says maintenance. Buy old things and ignore them. If they are used for a long time, they will wear out and need maintenance. Different collections have different maintenance, and there are too many kinds. Want to know which one to ask Du Niang? If he doesn't know, come back and ask me. Hehe, I don't know. Doesn't matter. After a period of maintenance, I need maintenance. The price has also gone up. For example, a colleague of mine bought Bodhi in 2000, played for half a year by himself, and turned the price to 8000. This is a true story, so maintenance can not only increase the price of the collection, but also enable you to learn knowledge and cultivate yourself.

Third, sell.

You should also seize the opportunity to sell. If you go to a Wan Wen store or an antique store, the other party will definitely lower the price. Otherwise, what does the other party earn? So there are so many collectors' shops that we ordinary people can sell the ones that earn less if we want to make money from them. To put it bluntly, people do their best, and you only drink soup residue. If you want to make more money, you must know more people, especially people with the same hobbies, so as to filter out those who change hands in the middle and really make money. This is estimated by everyone and can be auctioned, but the price is not easy to determine.

For a real pro-sports example. In fact, Bian Xiao is basically unfamiliar with porcelain, bronzes, calligraphy and painting, and jade. First, I'm not familiar with this aspect. Second, unfamiliar with the market. I made a series of commemorative coins. Banks find several kinds of commemorative coins every year. I think everyone should know that this is my operation. Let's talk about the market for commemorative coins first. Commemorative coins are issued by the People's Bank of China and are currency in circulation. That is to say, it can be spent as RMB, and the cost of exchange in the bank is 1: 1, that is, 1 quick money can be exchanged for 1 commemorative coins, so even if it can't be sold, it can be spent as ordinary coins. The only cost is the time cost of exchange, which we ignore for the time being. Therefore, this industry can be said to be a capital preservation industry, which is the market before I played with coins. Then reserve commemorative coins. Most of these commemorative coins are made of metal, and it is best to exchange them in boxes or rolls. The advantage of this exchange is that commemorative coins are easy to maintain, and the cost of selling them in boxes and volumes is higher than that of individual ones. For example, a 20 16 space commemorative coin, with a face value of 10 yuan and a market price of 50 yuan, can be sold several times when it is changed hands. And Sun Yat-sen's commemorative coin, with a face value of 5 yuan. Although there is no space coin, it is ok to sell it for 6 yuan alone. Although you earn less, you don't lose money.

This is my little understanding. Everyone is welcome to express their opinions.