Final sales report for August 2026. All month long, I've been showing purchases, trips to flea markets, finds, inspections of old equipment, and individual sales—now it's time to summarize everything in one figure.

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August summary:

63,000 rubles — total sales.
38,000 rubles — operating profit.

In this episode, I'll analyze the actual results of the month: what I managed to sell, which items brought in money, how much was left after the purchase price, and whether this whole business of searching for old items and then reselling them is even worth it.

In August, I handled retro electronics, mobile phones, game consoles and games, cameras, iPods, lighters, vintage items, and other finds from Vernissage, flea markets, and parcels.

Some items sold quickly, while others waited for their buyer. Some brought in excellent profit margins, while others turned out to be much less profitable.

That's why, at the end of the month, what's interesting isn't the individual "bought for 500, sold for 5,000" case, but the overall result of the entire system.

I'm showing real sales on Avito and other platforms, real purchase prices, and the resulting economics without any fancy stories about easy money.

Did we earn enough relative to the time spent? Which categories were the most profitable? And most importantly, can we beat August's results in September?

Let me know in the comments: is 38,000 rubles in operating profit from this format a decent result or too little?