Collectibles & Memorabilia
We buy many types of collectibles, including older paper items, comic-related merchandise, lunch boxes, advertising, and vintage trading cards. This includes things like pulp fiction books, sci-fi magazines, Comic-Con exclusives, and certain sports or pop culture card sets. We focus on items that are either new-in-box, graded, or good+ condition and older, unusual, or hard to find—not things that were mass-produced in recent decades like Beanie Babies, Disney VHS tapes, Playboys, collectors plates.
Cards & Collector Favorites
We buy trading cards and collectibles with nostalgic or historic interest—baseball, pop culture, non-sport, and unusual themed sets like cartoons and animation, old shows. While most post-1970s baseball cards are too common, we make exceptions for rare issues, complete early sets, and well-preserved standout pieces.
Pulp & Sci-Fi
We’re always on the hunt for items from the worlds of pulp and science fiction—books, magazines, posters, artwork, toys, and related collectibles. This includes early paperbacks, vintage sci-fi themes, and odd items tied to fantasy or adventure genres.
Comic & Comic-Con
We purchase classic and vintage comic books, action figures, posters, limited edition and exclusive items from conventions like Comic-Con. Marvel, DC, import and foreign, and independent titles are all considered, especially if the items are older, signed, or part of a small release.
Vintage Advertising
We buy old advertising items including signs, tins, packaging, store displays, and promotional materials. Popular categories include automotive, railroad, soda brands like Coca-Cola (early advertising and items), movie and entertainment tie-ins, gas and oil, and early household products. Items from well-known or defunct companies with bold graphics or iconic logos are especially sought after.
Coins, Currency & Stamps
We consider U.S. and foreign coins, paper money, and stamp collections that are old, unusual, or no longer in circulation. Silver coins, proof sets, military currency, and early bills are all examples of what we may be interested in. We also buy professionally graded coins, high-grade examples, cased pieces, and stamp albums with age, rarity, or strong condition.
Other Collectibles
There are many collectibles that don’t fit into just one category, and we may be interested. This includes items like vintage lunchboxes, View-Masters, die-cast cars, music memorabilia, political buttons, early video games, retro electronics, and oddities (like the weird German Christmas ornament in this image) that have become popular again. If it’s something people seek out or collect—especially if it’s older, limited, or well-made—we’re open to taking a look.