Personals
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UsedFor sale · Watch for sale
30,000 SAR
UsedFor sale · Original Tissot watch for sale, latest model
1,400 SAR
NewFor sale · Body Lotion Classic and Milk & Honey
13 SAR
NewFor sale · Master Quality Perfumes
140 SAR
UsedFor sale · Apricot Yemeni Agate Silver Ring
180 SAR
NewFor sale · Shoulder bag
250 SAR
UsedFor sale · New 100% leather bag
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UsedFor sale · Oxford Book
70 SAR
NewFor sale · Lacoste bag
250 SAR
NewFor sale · Sonic T70 smartwatch
220 SAR
UsedFor sale · Silver Yemeni Agate Ring for Sale
150 SAR
NewFor sale · Toner
130 SAR
NewFor sale · Asrar Al-Tabiaa (Secrets of Nature) products
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UsedFor sale · string of lights, 1.5, very long, approx 180 meters
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NewFor sale · Delivery service
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UsedFor sale · Genuine Prada sunglasses for sale
650 SAR
NewFor sale · Genuine Blue Wizard drops
95 SAR
NewFor sale · For anyone who suffers from allergies
1 SAR
NewFor sale · Perfume for sale
900 SAR
NewFor sale · Madinah henna, herbal-treated
20 SAR
Collectibles
This section covers rare collectibles, antiques, coins, stamps, watches, and heritage pieces sought by collectors.
Value here depends on authenticity, condition, and rarity far more than age alone. Request high-resolution photos of every side and of any hallmarks, and ask about the item's provenance and any certificate of authenticity before buying.
Typical prices
There's no fixed price in collectibles, the same item can vary greatly in value by authenticity, condition, rarity, and whether it's certified. Value is measured against similar documented pieces, not age alone.
Frequently asked
How do I know a piece is genuine?
Request high-resolution photos of every side and of hallmarks or stamps, and ask about the item's origin and history. For valuable pieces, a certificate of authenticity or an expert appraisal raises both trust and value.
What determines a collectible's value?
Authenticity first, then condition (the closer to original, the higher the value), then rarity and demand. A rare piece in excellent condition with a certificate far outvalues a damaged or undocumented one.
How do I protect the item when trading?
Meet in a safe public place, inspect the item in person, and keep any documents or certificates. For valuable pieces, document the condition with photos before handover to avoid any later dispute.
Does age alone raise value?
No. An old but common piece in poor condition can be worth less than a newer, rare, documented one. Rarity, condition, and documentation matter more than age itself.