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CDs and DVDs to sell in Car Boot Sale
j1n
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Hi
How much is a reasonable price to ask for when selling CDs and DVDs at a car boot sale? I have CDs like Madonna, Kylie, Anastacia etc and some film DVDs? They are all in very good condition.
Thanks.
How much is a reasonable price to ask for when selling CDs and DVDs at a car boot sale? I have CDs like Madonna, Kylie, Anastacia etc and some film DVDs? They are all in very good condition.
Thanks.
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The sellers ate the boot sales local to me would be trying to flog chart CDs at around 50p a go and DVDs maybe start at £1 a go but be negotiated down.
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50p-£1, or £1.50 for a decent one.0
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dvd £1 i pay cd no idea dont buy them lolJames tucker
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At my local boot sales the going rate is £1 for CDs (though a minority sell them at 50p or less) and £1-£2 for DVDs.0
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You'll be lucky if you get £1 - £1.50. A good indicator of worth is Music Magpie (just to check prices rather than selling to them). If they offer you more than £1 or so then it's probably worth a lot more and might be worth putting it on ebay. I recently sold a used Mr Benn DVD for over £10, so it's worth checking hth xI must remember that "Money Saving" is not buying heavily discounted items that I do not need. :hello:0
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Yes - definitely - and some series are sought after and sell very well on eBay/Amazon etc, particularly TV DVDs (films usually go a lot cheaper). Always worth running the ISBN/EAN through Amazon as well.
Just sold a Doctor Who book on Amazon for £8.48 net of fees. Very happy as I won it in a sci-fi club raffle and almost had a heart attack when I saw how much it was going for online."Well, it's election year, Bill, we'd rather people didn't exercise common sense..." - Jed Bartlet, The West Wing, season 4
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Here they are £1.00 for DVDs or 50p for CDs.A minute at the till, a lifetime on the bill.
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Thank you everyone. I will check Amazon first and then see what to do.
Many thanks.0
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