Amazon bin store · Rockford, IL
Lucky Day Liquidation (Bin Store)
- Bin store
- Amazon bin store
- Liquidation store
5605 Wansford Way, Rockford, IL 61109
Daily bin prices
Prices are per item, for anything in the bins that day. Cheapest: $1 on Wednesday.
- Mon $4
- Tue $2
- Wed $1
- Thu $1
- Fri $10
- Sat $8
- Sun $6
$ fixed per-item price ~ varies / ask in store × closed
Store hours
- Mon 10 AM–7 PM
- Tue 10 AM–7 PM
- Wed 10 AM–7 PM
- Thu 10 AM–6 PM
- Fri 10 AM–7 PM
- Sat 10 AM–6 PM
- Sun 10 AM–7 PM
About Lucky Day Liquidation (Bin Store)
Lucky Day Liquidation (Bin Store) is an Amazon bin store in Rockford, Illinois. Daily bin prices range from $1 to $10, and the store is open seven days a week. Bin prices run from $1–$10 per item through the week, bottoming out at $1 on Wednesday.
Restock schedule
Lucky Day Liquidation (Bin Store) has not published a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week and reset prices the same day — see how restock days work and call ahead to confirm.
How bin pricing works here
Every item in the bins costs the same that day — $1–$10 across the week, highest on restock day and lowest on Wednesday. Once the floor day passes, whatever is left gets cleared and the ladder restarts. Bin store prices explained →
Lucky Day Liquidation (Bin Store): quick answers
When does Lucky Day Liquidation (Bin Store) restock?
Lucky Day Liquidation (Bin Store) has not published a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week and reset prices that day; the store's Facebook page is the fastest way to confirm.
What is the cheapest day at Lucky Day Liquidation (Bin Store)?
Wednesday, at $1 per item — the bottom of a $1–$10 ladder. Selection is thinnest on the cheapest day, so go earlier in the cycle if you want first pick.
What are Lucky Day Liquidation (Bin Store)'s hours?
Open seven days a week; the full weekly grid is above. Hours change around holidays and restock days, so call ahead for a long drive.
What shoppers say3
Lost their way. They take everything that isn't literal trash and put it up on the top shelves or behind glass cabinets with $80 price tags. I went there on the $4 day and saw the leftover trash I saw there months before. The point of these places is to shovel your hands through questionable, dirty, piles of rubbish on the off chance that you might get lucky and find something you'll actually use. Now that they go through and pick out every single item of value and give it same price as a store with no return policy. There is absolutely no point in ever returning to this location. Greed broke the other location called the value bin and I expect this location to follow suit before the year is over.
John Follow the app on Facebook get in there and beginning they got a lot of super great stuff prices change every day put the stuff in the bends it's lower down the 50 cents run them stretch your dollar I would go here and check it out every week Great place for Christmas gi
Jason This place was okay when they first opened but they are getting products from Kohl's, Big lots and other locations and now everything is trash. Almost anything that would be considered electronics is broken even the stuff they claim is brand new do not buy anything like that from here.
Michael
Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.
