hundreds of CD's many in original packaging, mostly country

Sold my old CDs and old vinyl records at Half Price Books. Didn’t get much for them but at least others will get use of them.

I too suggest one of the following:
If you want to realize some income: A used record/CD store
If you want the tax write off Salvation Army or some other donation location like habit for America or your local church if they hold a rummage sale.

Personally I'm not a fan of Goodwill but they are ok too.

I do often browse the music racks at SA or a church or two.

My parish (Catholic Church) has their big "Garage type" sale starting May 19.

You can also donate to many libraries. There used to be a serious advantage to that here in MI. but alas......

PartyOf Five wrote:
Look for a used music or record store in the next town you visit. They might give you a little bit for each, or make you a package deal -and turn around and sell them for a couple bucks each.

i tried that a few months back with our old LP's and CD's. I had hundreds of them. one place in town wanted to SEE them to judge condition. best case, unless I had something special, was $0.25-$0.50 each. it was not worth the effort to pack them up and schlep them to that store. So I gave most away on MyFreecle.com and Nextdoor.com. the few that were not taken went to Goodwill.

Look for a used music or record store in the next town you visit. They might give you a little bit for each, or make you a package deal -and turn around and sell them for a couple bucks each.

your nearest Goodwill store.

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