Electronics

That dusty radio or turntable in the corner might be worth more than you think. Vintage audio gear has a steady market, especially among collectors, decorators, and audio purists. If you’re browsing an estate sale, take a moment to scan for these pieces before someone else snags them. Collectors pay a premium for: Tube radios […]...

Collecting obsolete tech has become a surprisingly popular hobby—and for good reason. These gadgets represent a unique era in design, functionality, and cultural relevance. From the clunky charm of early mobile phones to the nostalgic buzz of a dial-up modem, each piece tells a story of how fast technology has evolved. Many collectors are drawn [...

There may come a point when you find yourself in the market for a new television. Maybe you’re doing so because you want a bigger (or smaller) screen in a particular room of your home. Or maybe you have no choice, as your old television finally conked out. On the plus side, the price of […]...

An estate sale is an opportunity to shop a variety of items, all of which are priced to sell. From tools to furniture, from artwork to antiques, you never know what you’ll come across. For many people – especially those techies out there – buying electronics at an estate sale is an interesting subject. Not […]...

Even though new televisions are cheaper today than ever before, it doesn’t necessarily mean you should shell out money at a local store or online for a flat screen. There’s another option to consider: buying a used television at a local estate sale. While this sounds simple enough, there are some secrets to keep in […]...

Shopping for a new TV online or at a local big box store can be a lot of fun – until you take a closer look at the price tag. At that point, you may begin to consider another option: buying a used TV. If you’ve never done this in the past, don’t worry. You […]...