I own about 1500+ cd's that I've acquired over the years one at a time. Sometimes I see classified ads for people selling their entire cd collection of 500, 800, 1000, etc CD's usually at $1 each at an all or nothing deal. Of course each cd isn't listed but they usually give a general sense of the genre and decade(s) of the collection. Do you all think buying a bulk collection is a smart, frugal or good idea?
One can't do much about fillers or junk cds but I'm thinking maybe if there are good cds which I already have, I could give them as gifts?
Also, when I ask people if they would consider breaking up the set, they say no. In the ads, they show the cds either in crates or boxes all ready to go, so I don't know how one is supposed to check all of them for scratches or condition.
Would you all rather buy cd's individually for a higher price or buy a huge bulk lot of them?
One can't do much about fillers or junk cds but I'm thinking maybe if there are good cds which I already have, I could give them as gifts?
Also, when I ask people if they would consider breaking up the set, they say no. In the ads, they show the cds either in crates or boxes all ready to go, so I don't know how one is supposed to check all of them for scratches or condition.
Would you all rather buy cd's individually for a higher price or buy a huge bulk lot of them?
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