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Friday, August 15, 2014
List of Prepper "High-Value" Barter Items
When that big storm hits or even worse a complete economic collapse, your not going to worried because you have prepared yourself right? Of course you did.
Just in case you may have missed an item or two, I have compiled a list of "High-Value" items that will not only be helpful to you but can also be traded for things you may need or want. Even if you are a single male or female, there are a few things you may consider buying. There is also a few items that you may never use (ex.tobacco) but that doesn't mean it's a bad investment.
This list is only partial because there is too many items that could be added depending on your location and situation.
Here We Go:
Not in any type of order
1) Batteries
2) Disposable lighters/Matches
3) Feminine hygiene products
4) Toilet paper
5) Ammunition
6) Cigarettes/Tobacco
7) Alcohol...the drinking kind
8) OTC medications
9) Infant formula
10) Coffee
11) MRE's
12) Bottled water
13) Tarps
14) First Aid kit
15) Candles
16) All Fuels....heating, cooking, transportation
17) Flashlights
18) Condoms
19) Hand sanitizer / Water sanitizer
20) Candy/Gum
21) Sunscreen
22) Two stroke oil, Chain saw oil
23) Diapers
24) Duct tape or Rope
25) Reading glasses
26) Deck of Cards
27) Pots, Pans, Buckets
28) Seeds
29) Warm clothing
30) Gold and Silver
31) Hand tools and Gardening tools
32) Pepper spray
33) Fishing supplies
34) Latex gloves
35) Paper and Pencils
36) Sewing supplies
37) Bags...Garbage and smaller zip-lock type
38) Informative books and field guides
39) Vitamins
40) Peroxide
The list can go on and on, but I believe all the items listed above can easily be used in a barter situation.
Please comment below about what you think you would be a good barter item.
It's easier to survive, if your gear survives
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