Collector & Reseller Glossary

What the jargon actually means — and what it does to resale value. 3,214 terms across 12 categories.

12 terms in Reselling starting with “H” · page 1 of 1

1. harmonized systemReselling
   This is an international standardized system used by customs agencies worldwide to classify traded products. It assigns a specific numerical code to every type of good, which is crucial for determining import duties, tar
2. hazmat shippingReselling
   This refers to the specialized procedures and regulations required for transporting goods classified as hazardous materials. These materials can include items like certain chemicals, batteries, or old electronics that po
3. high marginReselling
   This describes an item or product where the difference between the purchase price and the final selling price is significantly large relative to the initial cost. In the world of reselling, high margin items are highly d
4. high resolutionReselling
   This term refers to the clarity and detail level of an item's photographs when listed for sale online. For resellers and collectors, high resolution images are crucial because they allow potential buyers to closely exami
5. high tickReselling
   This term refers to an item or listing that is experiencing rapid and significant price increases, often characterized by sudden, steep jumps in its market value. For resellers, identifying a high tick item means spottin
6. high turnoverReselling
   This describes inventory that sells very quickly after being listed. For resellers, a high turnover rate is a strong indicator of market demand for the items you are carrying. It suggests you are sourcing and pricing ite
7. high volumeReselling
   This describes a seller or business that processes and moves a large quantity of items over a short period. For resellers, high volume often translates to efficiency and scale in operations, whether you are flipping hund
8. high-ticket itemReselling
   This refers to merchandise or collectibles that command a significantly higher price point than the average item in a given category. These are not necessarily the rarest items, but rather those with substantial intrinsi
9. hobbyist marketReselling
   This refers to the segment of the market comprised of individuals who collect or engage in hobbies related to specific items, such as vintage toys, comic books, or specialized electronics. These buyers are often passiona
10. holding costReselling
    This refers to the expenses incurred while an item is in your possession but not yet sold. These costs can include storage fees, insurance premiums, the opportunity cost of capital tied up in inventory, and even the depr
11. holiday surgeReselling
    This refers to the predictable, temporary spike in consumer demand for specific goods leading up to major gifting seasons, such as Christmas, Hanukkah, or Valentine's Day. For resellers and collectors, this period presen
12. hs codeReselling
    This is a standardized numerical method used globally to classify traded products. Essentially, it's a universal product identifier that customs agencies use to track imports and exports. For online resellers, understand