There are retro items worth a combined £1,800 languishing in people's lofts, sheds and at the back of cupboards.
That's according to a new study looking into the most in-demand items people could well have sitting unused at home.
Digital bank Thinkmoney took a look at the best-selling second-hand items on eBay at the moment, and then worked out what they could fetch you if you found them at home.
They also made sure to only include things that were pretty common at the time, and used actual sold prices rather than asking prices to get their results.
The good news is someone with all 23 items could be sitting on almost £2,000 worth of goodies.
Environmental Psychologist Lee Chambers said: “Many people report decluttering to be mindful. If you are feeling overwhelmed, you can set small goals to tackle certain areas, which will release dopamine and give you a mood boost.
"Although, I advise everyone should keep at least a few things that have such a value they would be happy to pass them on.”
Old tech items - £622
- 1980 Apple Macintosh computer - £330
- iPhone 1st Generation (without box) - £150
- Vintage typewriter - £96
- Nokia 3310 - £20
- Vintage Apple Macintosh cassette tapes - £20
Old DVDs, music and books - £596
- Vintage turntables (for parts) - £219
- Nintendo Wii (with controllers and games) - £97
- Vintage Roberts radio - £67
- Harry Potter 1st edition print - £65
- Vintage Sanyo Walkman cassette player - £63
- Nintendo Gameboy - £45
- JAWS VHS tape - £15
- Vinyl records - £10-15 (each)
- Nintendo Gameboy games - £5-10 (each)
Homeware - £312
- Vintage Singer sewing machine - £137
- Royal Daulton figurine - £80
- Original Pepsi/ Coke crate - £70
- Vintage cereal boxes - £10-15 (each)
- Vintage crystal atomiser perfume bottle - £10 (each)
Old football kit - £270
- 2004 Nike Total 90 III FG football boots - £94
- England ‘93/’94 home Maglia vintage football shirt - £70
- England ‘92/’93 yellow goalkeeper football shirt - £56
- England 1990 World Cup finals away football shirt - £50
You can see the full details - as well as the most expensive things ever sold on eBay, on Thinkmoney's blog here.
