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With money tight, many people are looking for ways to save or boost their bank accounts. One option? Clean out your closet and sell unwanted items through consignment.The key is going into this with reasonable expectations. The biggest question is: how do you know if something might sell?"If something is loved by you, chances are it's going to be loved by somebody else," said Janise Razum, owner of ReVibed Consignment Boutique in Wexford, Pennsylvania.She said value is multifaceted."Whether it's a number value, a love value, your vibe value, it's a value," Razum said. What motivates thriftersRazum said they see it all come through the door. "You know, I can get in a $35,000 Chanel bag today, and I can get in a $5 pair of earrings."Items come into the shop for a host of reasons, whether the owner is changing their style, the GLP-1 worked or it's just something they aren't going to use or wear anymore.People who want your stuff are in abundance."They're thrifters. They're on a budget, o