$60 Thrift Find Worth Thousands?!

Imagine snagging a high-end Beacon Hill dresser for just $60 at a thrift store—when similar pieces resell for up to $5,000! That’s exactly what one lucky shopper scored, and Reddit is obsessed. Vintage furniture like this is built to last, and you can’t beat the price or the eco-friendly bonus. Would you ever buy secondhand furniture? The comments are wild: “FOAMING AT THE MOUTH” sums it up. Who else is hitting up thrift stores this weekend? #Home #ThriftFinds #SustainableLiving

2025-08-04

Leticia

Lie of a story designed to drive up prices. Workers know what to look for, and they take pictures to find out the prices. By design so the poor will not be able to shop.

30d

Chicago, IL

Elaine

still UGLY

29d

Skaneateles, NY

JSDitte

far from ugly!

29d

Janice Maffett

Was it painted blue by someone? When buying furniture you have to examine for bedbugs!

28d

Rockford, IL

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Angeez [Angie R]

If we had any decent thrift stores in our town I would go to them.. I live in a small town and we only have Goodwill and Salvation Army.. not many choices there.., blah yukkkkk

30d

Wayne McKay

Leticia, the workers don't know shit 90% of the time so you be real surprised at what you can pull out of a goodwill, I see it happen everyday here in phoenix az

28d

Phoenix, AZ

Jacob Koch

whellwill & savation ofwhat, no longer allow the fun of the find. picture paper backings torn off looking for other pictures & stashes. usually removing any ID, tags, historical info that was there. furniture usually stay where donated, they ID items pic cearch to pull for online auction, unless store manager takes ++effort to keep designer items & artwork sets in-house. its off @ sorting centers that ship out to stores, when glasswear & porcelain set usually lose a piece or 3

18d

Tommie

That thing is awful leave it there why do you think it’s there

29d

Wilmington, OH

Bernadette McIlrath

I love it 🥰

28d

South Hadley, MA

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