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A BARGAIN hunter was able to sell a rare T-shirt online for $750.

TikToker and thrifter (@phillypicker) is a part-time eBay seller making hundreds of dollars in profit after buying items from discount stores, flea markets, and thrift stores.

He typically finds name-brand shoes, electronics, sports equipment, among other items.

In a recent video, the thrifter shared one of the best sales he has ever had.

Last year, he purchased a rare Star Wars Episode 1 Darth Maul T-shirt at an estate sale for just $1.

The shirt has the character Darth Maul all over it, was created in the 90s, and can't be found in stores - adding to its rarity.

After waiting seemingly months to a year for it to sell, someone finally scooped it up on eBay paying $750.

The TikToker isn't the only one who sees the value in the Star Wars shirt.

Another seller put the same one up for sale on eBay but for a much higher price - $2,000.

While it hasn't sold yet, it is truly vintage and even has the tags still on it.

The site reads: "A brand-new, unused, and unworn item (including handmade items) in the original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached."

The bargain hunter recently scooped up two bags that cost him just over $7 each.

The bags are from the brand Filson where similar items have sold online for $450.

He purchased one in green and the other in black, both made from 100 percent cotton rugged twill, and bridle leather, durable materials.

He was able to sell the green messenger bag on eBay for $300 and the other for $400.

In another TikTok, the thrifter found a pair of knee-high Chuck Taylor shoes at a flea market.

He said he'd been looking for this type of shoe for quite some time, as he knew he could make a decent profit on them.

The bargain hunter scooped them up for just $20 and was able to sell them on eBay for $180.

While thrifting can be a tough task, it doesn't need to be.

It's wise to give yourself a clear goal before going on a shopping haul. Decide what you'd like to buy, and stick to a plan.

It could be helpful to take note of the things you already have, then a list of the things you’re looking for to avoid impulse buys.

Next up is to check when each local store restocks.

Most stores will likely be busiest on the weekend, and many of the popular items may be gone.

Lastly, learn how to discern quality.

This may take some research as many stores offer designer brands or vintage items.

Learning about quality materials and specific brands before buying may be helpful.

Walmart shoppers are buying up a $164 outdoor essential marked down to just $79.

A thrift store shopper bought a crafting essential for $8.50 but sold its online for $150.