What's selling right now
This week's board is led by a real teaching moment: vintage stereo receivers that sell for $90 at the median but clear $300–$500 when the faceplate carries the right WPC rating and a silverface nameplate — one of the clearest spreads we've tracked. The Super Nintendo is on a confirmed multi-week climb, with the cartridge bundle in the box doing the real work; McCoy Pottery's maker's mark on the base separates a common piece from a figural cookie jar worth real money; and a Patagonia Synchilla in a graphic print is a different animal than the solid one sitting next to it on the rack. Rounding out the five: vintage Coach handbags, where the creed stamp inside the bag is the single detail that decides whether you're holding a $20 bag or a $116 one.
Vintage Stereo Receivers ~$90
Vintage stereo receivers currently sell around $90 at the median; Marantz 2270 and Pioneer SX-1250 examples clear $300–$500 — a 3–5× lift against the median, one of the sheet's signature spreads.
Vintage Coach Handbags ~$116
Vintage Coach currently sells around $116 at the median; no comp-proven spread was established in this run's sample, so no multiplier is claimed — but the category is on a confirmed multi-week climb and the sourcing signal is real.
Super Nintendo (SNES) ~$110
Super Nintendo currently sells around $110 at the median; no comp-proven spread was established in this run's sample, so no multiplier is claimed — the category is on a confirmed multi-week climb and the console-plus-games bundle is where the real spread lives.
McCoy Pottery ~$30
McCoy Pottery currently sells around $30 at the median; no comp-proven spread was established in this run's sample, so no multiplier is claimed — but the category is rising week-over-week and the sourcing floor is low enough that the margin is built into the buy.
Patagonia Fleece & Outerwear ~$80
Patagonia currently sells around $80 at the median across our network's recent scans; the Synchilla Snap-T in a graphic or novelty print (Flying Fish, Trout, Fitz Roy) clears well above that — no comp-proven spread from the §C sample this run, so no multiplier is claimed, but the print-versus-solid gap is the sourcing signal.
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