Those of you who still have your physical comic book and music collection...is one dearer to your heart?

[Lou_Kayge]

Hard or me to answer. I still have both in my house and honestly don't really use either. Totally down to sell parts of both if the right deal comes along. I will say this, I have fewer clunkers in my music collection than comic collection.

 

[November 17]

This was probably the first Vinyl album I ever purchased (or should I said my mother purchased for me).

I would probably still have it, but my stupid azz lent it to a friend and he destroyed it (scratches and warped).

Years later, I was able to get the album on CD.

 

[Lou_Kayge]

I meant IN TOTALITY are you more emotionally attached to your comics collection or music collection .

 

[mrcmd187]

In my case I have a large collection of both on top of the trading card collection. The Vinyl albums I have is a comb of mine my mothers and my grandfather some of which aren't available on digital, the comics once I was able to get the digital for free I started getting them graded and sold the duplicates, during Covid there became a boom for all things collectable as investments trading cards, comics and vinyl to name a few. You would be surprised what people majority cacs will pay. There is a big market for all things nostalgic from the 80s and 90s.

 

[CPT Callamity]

I have a huge collection of music. My comic books are in my mother's basement still. Been introducing my nephews to my old stuff.
I Might sell my doubles of vinyl in the future.

 

[Lou_Kayge]

In my case I have a large collection of both on top of the trading card collection. The Vinyl albums I have is a comb of mine my mothers and my grandfather some of which aren't available on digital, the comics once I was able to get the digital for free I started getting them graded and sold the duplicates, during Covid there became a boom for all things collectable as investments trading cards, comics and vinyl to name a few. You would be surprised what people majority cacs will pay. There is a big market for all things nostalgic from the 80s and 90s.

Yeah. My sister and her boyfriend sell collectibles as a side hustle. Cac's overpay for trivial shit.