Narrator's Experiences with Collectibles

In this video, Frankie and I explore a room filled with carnival items, including a Tin Woodsman and toy racecars. We negotiate prices for these items, highlighting the importance of assessing condition and value. We also purchase a carousel panel, discussing its potential for restoration and resale. The video emphasizes the excitement and challenges of finding and valuing unique items.

Who would be the centerfold if Junkin had a magazine?

• Mandy

• Frankie

• The Tin Woodsman

• The narrator

What strategy do Frankie and the narrator use to mark items of interest?

• Taking photos

• Writing notes

• Placing signs

• Making a list

What is the condition of the Tin Woodsman figure?

• Perfect

• Slightly damaged

• Too busted

• Brand new

What is missing from the toy racecar display?

• A door

• A spoiler

• A roof

• A wheel

How much does the narrator pay for the racecar display?

• $10

• $25

• $15

• $20

What is the narrator's reaction after buying the racecar display?

• Disappointed

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Regretful

What city is mentioned in relation to the stand?

• New York

• Los Angeles

• Chicago

• Kansas City

What feature does the carousel panel have?

• A horn

• A bell

• A light

• A mirror

How much does the narrator pay for the carousel panel?

• $100

• $150

• $250

• $200

What is the narrator's plan for the carousel panel?

• Refurbish and sell it

• Donate it

• Keep it

• Throw it away