How to Identify What Disney Items at a Garage Sale are Valuable

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Part of the video series: Worthless Junk at a Garage Sale: Antiquing Tips

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Summary: The difference between a valuable piece of Disney memorabilia and a piece of garage sale junk is the phrase "Walt Disney Productions." This phrase allows you to identify what items are old and authentic Disney merchandise and what is worthless. Learn more in this free video series.

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By Jan Braunstein
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Jan Braunstein owns and operates the Antique Avenue antiques store in Pomona, Calif. Her mother also owned an antiques store. She is a certified antique appraiser.read more

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"Disney at garage sales. How many of us love Micky Mouse? I love Micky Mouse. Guess what? This is not an antique. This I could buy at my supermarket last year. This is not worth anything. It is a garage sale loser. You think that Disney items, gotta buy it because everybody loves Micky Mouse, it's worth a lot of money because it's from Walt Disney. Wrong. This is a cheesy bobble head. Now there are some older Disney items and you can tell because it will say Walt Disney productions on the back. That's the older stuff. Walt Disney Company, skip it. So remember, if it's made in China, it may look old but it's new, a reproduction, anytime you see Disney things that look old and fun but are made in China, you could buy them at your supermarket. Don't do it."

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