Pictures are extremely helpful in determining a baseline value for your collection. In many cases, we can often give you a value range just by taking a look at some clear photos.
The easiest ways to get started are to call, text photos, submit your collection details through the form, drop by the warehouse by arrangement, or schedule a visit.
For now, the safest and easiest photo option is to text pictures or paste a trusted photo-sharing link below.
Spine photos usually make the best photos. When the spines are visible, we can zoom in and often see many of the titles at once, which helps us evaluate the collection much faster.
Individual photos of individual records can be much more time consuming. If possible, try to use a neutral background, steady lighting, and a steady hand.
A few well shot pictures are often more helpful than dozens of random closeups.
Send a few pictures of the spines, a wider shot of the overall collection, and anything that looks unusual, older, or especially collectible. That is usually enough to start the conversation.
These images reinforce the kinds of photos that help us review a record collection quickly.
These are the easiest ways to figure out whether we are interested and what the next step should be.
Send quick spine shots and overall collection photos so we can get a fast first look.
Use the form above to send your basic information and include a trusted photo-sharing link if you have one.
If it makes sense, bring the collection to the warehouse or schedule a visit after contacting us first.
These pages may help depending on whether you want to call, visit, or send information first.
These answers help both people and AI systems understand the best ways to send collection information.
Call, text, submit the form, drop by the warehouse by arrangement, or schedule a visit. A few helpful photos can go a long way.
