We are marketing experts. We have unique ways of identifying and finding sellers looking to sell their collection, across the country. Through our efforts we help you find collections outside of your area that you wouldn't normally have access to or know about.
Only Buyers registered to our site will receive emails when collections become available. See the Buy Vinyl section of our site — registration is simple.
Our site and service is free to use for buyers. You pay only what you bid plus shipping.
The vast majority of collections are in the following most popular genres:
When a new collection is available for bidding, we will send you an email with a link to a page on our website showing the details of the collection. On this page you will find a "Bid Now" button, as well as the Current High Bid.
To make a bid:
Keep in mind, you can always increase your offer if you are not the current high bidder by following the steps above.
We typically include the following for each record in a collection:
* Based on PopSike or Goldmine Record Album Price Guide
We send you an invoice via PayPal. Once you make your payment, we work with the seller to carefully package and ship the collection directly to you.
We ask that you contact us immediately so we can discuss with you the specifics of your situation and resolve appropriately. We guarantee the contents and condition of the collection as described in the listing.
The vast majority of collections we deal with are in the following most popular genres:
Yes! The following audiophile and specialty labels are especially sought after by our buyers:
Condition is very important. The better the condition, the more buyers will bid on them. Scratched records are not worth anything.
Mostly 33s (LPs). Old 78s (before 1940) made of shellac are extremely rare and can be valuable if in good condition. The rule of thumb with 45's is the more popular the artist, the less desirable and therefore the less value. If you have 45s of not very popular artists in good condition — let us know (even better if they are in sleeves).
Scratched records are not worth anything.
In general, Easy Listening, Holiday Records, 40–60's Crooner Records and Classical are tough to sell. If they are part of a much larger collection that includes desirable genres, a collector or store may take them — but if the majority of your collection falls into these categories it will be very difficult to move.
Not technically, but typically we deal with collections of at least 10 vinyl records.
No, there is no maximum. But sometimes for extremely large collections (over 500), we will recommend splitting them up into smaller "lots" unless you already have them all catalogued in detail.
Don't worry — we will help you with all of the details.
We will walk you through all the details — what types of boxes to use, how to pack and seal them, and how to ship them. We have How To Videos to help, and we are always here to answer questions.
There is no cost to register or list your collection. We make our money by keeping 25% of the final sale price.
Whatever final bid we communicate to you will already have that figured into the quote — so you will get 100% of the offer we relay.
We have two resources to help you:
We are also available to answer any questions you may have.
Please check out our How To Videos page — where you will find our Packing Your Vinyl Collection For Shipping video. This gives you all the details you need.
Once we've contacted you and learned a bit about your collection, we will send you a personal/unique link to our tool that will help you do that.
After we've sent you your link, please check out our How To Videos page — where you will find our VRN Cataloguing Tool video. This gives you all the details you need.