My Dad wants to get rid of stuff he doesn’t use any more, so I’ve been sorting through old stereo equipment, records, stamp collections, and books. I recently sold a couple of amplifiers, receivers, and speakers to a second-hand store for $185. The employee there said most people are looking for compact, multimedia systems now. He wouldn’t take the 300 CD changer I had, so I gave it to him; CD players only sell if they can play DVDs as well.
What do I do with the vinyl? A lot of them are mine: Pink Floyd, Yes, Beatles, Rush, Rolling Stones – stuff from my high school days, plus original albums from the 60s my Dad owns. I know there’s a market for them somewhere.
The stamp collections was collected over 20 years by my Dad, and probably has some valuable stuff in it, but I have no idea how to sell it. Selling it on ebay would require a lot of research to ensure I know how much to sell it for, but I have no idea how to look for specific stamp values.
The books I’m keeping, for the most part.
See if you can find a good book on stamp values.
Neil
It’d have to be a damn thick book, given all the stamps my Dad has. I’ll have to do some research on it. There’s a guy in town that does appraisals, but I’d want to his evaluation is fair.
Why do people collect STAMPS? Geez.
i bet dennis would like a few of those old vinyl albums. if you have a list i can send it off to him.
of you can find d-nos on purerave.
You GAVE AWAY a 300 CD Changer?!?!
It was always breaking. I doubt it even worked when I gave it to him.