Trading cards are having a moment. Actually, they have been having a moment since about 2020, and it shows no signs of stopping. Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, baseball, football, basketball, and soccer cards are all seeing record prices and … Read the rest
There are two kinds of comic collectors. People who bag and board everything, organize by publisher and title, and keep a spreadsheet of key issues. And people who have six long boxes in a closet with zero idea what is … Read the rest
Disney pin trading started in 1999 as a small park promotion. Today it is a full-blown collecting hobby with thousands of pin designs, a thriving secondary market, and its own culture of trading etiquette that new collectors need to learn … Read the rest
That box of action figures in your garage could be paying for a vacation. Or it could be worth exactly nothing. The difference usually comes down to three things: what decade it’s from, whether it’s still in the packaging, and … Read the rest
You’ve got a shelf (or a closet, or a garage) full of DVDs. Maybe some Blu-rays mixed in. And at some point you’ve probably wondered: is any of this worth anything? Or is it all destined for a Goodwill donation … Read the rest
My nephew pulled a Charizard VMAX alternate art from a random booster pack last year. He paid $4.50 for the pack. The card sold on eBay for $380 two weeks later. He was eleven. I have never been more jealous … Read the rest
That wall of Funko Pops in your spare room? Most of them are worth about what you paid — $12 to $15. Some are worth less. But scattered among the commons, there might be a figure worth $500, $5,000, or … Read the rest
That bin of Hot Wheels in your closet? The ones you’ve been collecting since you were twelve — or since last Tuesday? Some of them might be worth real money. Not “oh cool, $20” money. We’re talking $1,000, $10,000, or … Read the rest
We just shipped one of the biggest updates to the book cataloging side of iCollect Everything — and this one is specifically for the people who live and breathe books professionally. Teachers. School librarians. Reading specialists. Media center coordinators. Parents … Read the rest
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