What Loot & Legacy Looks For
We buy collections with games, books, media, cards, collectibles, and interesting finds. We usually focus on larger groups of items rather than one or two common pieces, but every collection is different. The easiest way to know is to send photos.
Books
Books can take over a room fast. We look at book collections, boxed books, series, homeschool materials, vintage books, fiction, nonfiction, and shelves that need to be cleared. A few photos of the spines and a wide shot of the shelves can help a lot.
Games
Gaming items are one of our favorite things to look through. Consoles, controllers, games, handheld systems, accessories, older systems, newer systems, and mixed gaming boxes are all welcome for review. If you have cords, cases, manuals, or accessories, include those in the photos too.
Movies & Music
DVDs, Blu-rays, CDs, box sets, complete seasons, music lots, and media shelves can all be worth a look. Wide photos of the shelves or boxes are helpful, and close-ups of titles make review easier.
Cards & Collectibles
Pokémon cards, trading cards, binders, comics, toys, figures, records, and collectibles can vary a lot. Photos matter here. Show the full group, then include close-ups of anything that seems special, older, sealed, rare, or in great condition.
Mixed Lots
Not every collection fits neatly into one category. If you have boxes with a mix of games, books, movies, cards, toys, and collectibles, that's okay. Send the photos and describe what you know.
What We May Pass On
We may pass on items that are heavily damaged, moldy, incomplete, unsafe to handle, extremely common with very low demand, or outside what we are currently buying. We review collections case by case and try to be honest up front.