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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Marko, post: 67694, member: 210&quot;]LOL!&nbsp; It has been a rare summer, and I will not be getting out much more due to caring for my 89 year-old uncle who just had hernia surgery.&nbsp; Here in Atlantic City area many people are moving and we are having a lot of fly-by-night &quot;estate sale companies&quot; setting up shop.&nbsp; This particular sale I got to at 12:30 p.m. the only day.&nbsp; They had the jewelry in bags marked $10, $5, and $2.&nbsp; I asked the lady at the jewelry table if they had sold much jewelry, and she said she didn&#039;t know, she just got there.&nbsp;&nbsp; She said their &quot;jewelry lady&quot; who sorts and checks the jewelry never made it to the sale that day.&nbsp; Ding Ding Ding. So the lady who sorted jewelry never looked at it and put the new blingy rhinestone stuff in the $10 bag.&nbsp; The 14k and silver stuff was in the $5 bag (got more sterling stuff, too, need to photograph.)&nbsp; I also got a freshwater pearl necklace with a 14k clasp from a $2 bag.&nbsp; People were busy looking at the Tupperware and didn&#039;t feel like going through the piles of zip lock bags.&nbsp; I went through them three times with my loupe.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know if the one cuff link has damage, I have to loupe it more carefully, look at the black background.&nbsp; I never found 14k cuff links, this year I have found two sets so far..... </p><p>I went to another sale first that I had gone to on the Thursday it started, and most jewelry was $5.&nbsp; I went back that Saturday, the last day, and it was all half-priced. I went there first and found the 14k still at the second sale.&nbsp; I have to say, my antique malls have been getting more savvy, unfortunately.&nbsp; They are not catching the Napier pieces, though, which are popular since the book I have in the pic came out.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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