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In response to "I went through 50 CDs and Amazon didn't want any of them. Do I just dump them at Goodwill? -- nm" by Mop (200 lbs)

stuff that seems worthless now often gets a revival, (IE: my folk's 101 strings crap goes for big bucks now, I dumped hundreds of albums that now are

Posted by zeitgeist Aug 21 '13, 21:23

probably collectors items that record stores refused, like Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley together)

and if the stuff is really crap, bundle it and offer it as a LOT on ebay, just charge enough to cover postage.

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so, there could be hope for 1990's baseball cards?? -- nm - peglegpete Aug 21, 21:26 1
- when they started printing them like the US treasury? go ahead and spend, we'll print more -- nm - zeitgeist Aug 22, 01:06

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