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Today we're going to look at from Power Rangers to profits in two weeks. That's the title of today's

episode in the segment known as first $1,000. This is a segment all about how somebody goes

from an idea to making at least $1,000 from it. Today we're going to hear how a toy collector

uses estate sales, eBay, and insider knowledge to flip vintage figures for a profit. I guess

that's probably better to have a profit than a loss, right? That's good. Okay, profit, not loss.

By focusing on three collectible categories, I'll tell you exactly what they are. In fact, he will.

He's going to tell you the story. He builds a low stress resale system that brings in steady income.

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