Antiques
Trends, the business of selling ancient items that are tempting
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Muhammad Sani Lais stands among the ancient items that became his collection on Saturday The goods that are old-fashioned do not always be garbage. Certain types of goods are of high value if they are more ancient or old. The requester was not small.
There are communities or people who have special interests with past goods. They are willing to buy even though the price is fantastic.
This is a tantalizing business opportunity for some people. One of them, Muhammd Sani Lais, a resident of Rejosari Village, Mungkid District, Magelang Regency, Central Java.
According to Sani, the old stuff never lost the market, and always be hunted the old stuff enthusiast. Just for collection or resale at prices that can be higher.
Medium Trends, Businesses Selling Ancient Goods That Results Tantalizing
Muhammad Sani Lais stood among the ancient items that became his collection on Saturday The ancient goods do not always be garbage. Certain types of goods are of high value if they are old or old. The requester was not small.
There are communities or people who have a particular interest with past merchandise. They are willing to buy even though the price is fantastic.
This is a lucrative business opportunity for some people. One of them, Muhammd Sani Lais, a resident of Rejosari Village, Mungkid District, Magelang Regency, Central Java.
According to Sani, the old stuff never lost the market, and always be hunted the old stuff enthusiast. Just for collection or resale at a price that could be higher.
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"The old stuff is becoming more and more trend, the demand is more and more, not only for personal collection, business, also for home decoration, restoration and so on," said Sani,
Sani said, collecting old goods has its own satisfaction that can not be assessed with the rupiah. Some buy because of the shape of antique, age of goods, but there are also because of having certain memories.
"People don't always look for old or old things, but things that have memories of the person's past," Sani said.
"Once there was a buyer who offered me an old and classic typewriter, instead chose a younger typewriter, because in his teenage years it has memories with that type of typewriter, and it can be said that the person is buying a memory," Sani continued.
Seeing the great potential of antiques, Fendi plans to open an insight store. "A lot of hotels, restaurants and wisa need antiques," said Suradji, another collector. "The theme of the insight is for tourism because it has its own uniqueness," said Suradji, another collector.
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