I got tired of storing my junk rings and decided I would try to make some money off of them this summer since I had nothing better to do. I have learned that the trick is to have at least 10 available for sale - themore the merrier! Having more would increase your chances on sales of course. You must also be patient as you’re waiting for that one person to buy what your selling – a specific ring in a specific size. In 2 months, I have been averaging 2 sales a week at about $5 a ring. I have sold 11 rings for about $65. (2 more will be sold this week). In order to maximize my profits I do not send them as a package. Since almost all those rings are under an ounce I mail them with a regular stamp. I will tape the ring and envelope them inside slim cardboard like the ones from chocolate bars before placing them in an envelope. So far I have not had one rejected by the post office. After you subtract the cost of the stamp and Ebay/Paypal’s cut, I’m profiting approximately $4 on a 5 dollar ring. When the ring doesn’t sell it’ll just rollover. However, Ebay resets the listing to allow “OFFERS” which I go back and remove as I want the ring to sell for at least $5 in most instances. I will also send a message to the BUYER informing them that “since the ring is under an ounce that I will be mailing it to them so they can get it quicker”. Ebay has a “SHIPPED” setting that doesn’t go through the automatic postage/shipping purchase through Paypal. I have notice that the name brand junk rings will go for more than $5. Below are a few of my sales. I won’t become rich but hey it get’s rid of them and makes some money. 
. Great photos of the rings too.
