US Gov Sales

The US Government is hawking wares online. Here’s a sampling of what is available.

1. This year the US Mint will complete its state quarter issues. In 1999, the mint began issuing new quarters depicting a single state every 10 weeks. Search here for US State Quarters.

2. Although you can’t actually purchase the produce online, you can find the nearest location of a Farmers Market.

3. Find Folk Music on cd from the Library of Congress and Rounder Records.

4. The US Postal Service operates an online card shop card shop where you can create your own cards and greetings. These cards can also be used to send money or store gift cards.

5. Most people know about government auctions, but many think they have to pay a broker to locate them. Not true. At this GSA site you can search a multitude of categories including auctions being run by your state. In addition to information about current foreclosure real estate, you can also find properties in impending foreclosure.

6. Government Grants are a popular subject. You can find them all—eventually. There are hundreds of pages to wade through. The Categories Page is a good place to start. But keep in mind people attend college courses to learn how to successfully apply for many of them!

7. Near the bottom of this list of government products you’ll find links to take you to various Christmas ornament sites.

8. Finally, for eBay merchants! Check out the San Francisco San Francisco Police Department’s auctions held weekly.