Chapter 453: The daughter-in-law's products must be top-notch (Page 1/2)

"Uncle Qi, we made a lot of money today!"

As soon as Jiang Qian and Gu Yunlan left, the young man who introduced the channel to Gu Yunlan came over to the middle-aged boss and said with a smile.

After all, the nephew knew very well that when these things were collected, they did not cost much because the time was so turbulent.

They were all taken back during the chaos.

For example, that jade ruyi only cost one hundred yuan at the time, but it was sold for sixteen thousand!

And the jade pendant and jade hairpin I sold to Gu Yunlan a few days ago only cost me 40 yuan, but they were sold for 800 yuan, which is a ten-fold profit!

In fact, if these things are sold at a consignment shop, the price will be much higher. State-owned consignment shops have always been collecting this kind of old things.

Even at that time, the price was not as low as forty-one hundred, but it was not easy to sell things at a consignment shop.

Because you want to prove that this thing is yours.

Not only do you need a certificate issued by the street, but you also need proof of the origin of the object. The procedures are very cumbersome.

These things were originally collected by the middle-aged boss from some red-sleeved people. How could those who had their homes confiscated dare to sell them in the consignment shop? They were all things they secretly kept.

So later on, they were all sold at low prices.

The middle-aged boss smiled and said, "I made a lot of money."

"I didn't make much money from those jade bracelets, but you, Uncle Qi, spent a lot of money to buy them," said the young man.

The only things that cost a lot of money were probably those jade bracelets. The pair that Gu Yunlan liked and the two that Jiang Qian liked were all top-notch items.

"You think he is a fool, but he has extraordinary vision. He can tell what is good and what is bad at a glance. You can't fool him." The middle-aged boss also sighed.

It’s not like I haven’t gotten ordinary stuff before, but people didn’t like it at all. They only liked the good stuff.

But even so, he made a profit of one thousand yuan from the pair of jade bracelets sold to Gu Yunlan.

I made a lot of money from selling to Jiang Qian.

Anyway, the biggest profit came from the jade ruyi, jade pendant and jade hairpin, which increased tenfold or even dozens of times. It's no exaggeration to say that it was a huge profit.

As the middle-aged boss spoke, he counted out three hundred yuan and gave it to the cousin, "This is for your hard work."

"Thank you, Uncle Qi!" The young man was overjoyed and took it quickly.

I gave him a commission of 50 the day before yesterday, and today I gave him 300 directly.

In the few days before and after this, he earned three hundred and fifty yuan!

His normal monthly salary is only 35 yuan. This commission is equivalent to his salary for the past ten months. He can even speed up the process of getting married!

"Be considerate. This is a big customer. If she comes again next time, remember to treat her well. As long as we can do it, we will try our best to meet her requirements." said the middle-aged boss.

How much did he spend here? Eight hundred before, five thousand today!

Nearly six thousand dollars here!

Other people who earn ten thousand yuan are reported in the newspapers, but they only spend 6,000 yuan!

And looking at their behavior, you can tell at a glance that they are pampered. Such clients must be maintained with good relations!

"Uncle Qi, don't worry, I will definitely treat you well." The young man said, "But why did they spend so much money on this? Will it be valuable in the future?"

"As the old saying goes, 'gold is valuable in troubled times, antiques are valuable in prosperous times.' I think we are about to usher in a prosperous time. They can be said to have sharp vision. However, such people are either rich or noble, and their vision is always unique." said the middle-aged boss.

He didn't just sell to the two of them, there were also other people who came privately to buy antiques, calligraphy and paintings.

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