When negotiating a better price on antiques and collectibles, remember:
- You’ll rarely get a discount if you don’t ask.
- Be polite and reasonable when making an offer, or risk insulting the seller and leaving empty handed.
- Point out flaws if you must, but never insult a seller’s wares as a bargaining tactic or it will probably backfire on you.
- Don’t let crotchety dealers rattle your cage. If they don't want to bargain, be ready to move along and deal with someone else who will.
- When you recognize a real sleeper, generate some good karma for yourself and pay the seller's asking price. You'll both walk away happy with the deal.
- Garage Sales - How to haggle at garage sales.
- Estate Sales - Can you get discounts at estate sales?
- Flea Markets - How to haggle at flea markets.
- Antique Shops - Learn to bargain in antique shops.
- Antique Malls - How to get a discount in an antique mall.
- Antique Shows - Learn to netogiate prices at antique shows.


