Recently, I started to go to a Goodwill near where I live. The store is right next to my closets Joann’s Fabric and Craft store and is in the same strip mall. I like to visit the area for Joann’s, but after deciding I will need to move, I decided to stop by Goodwill to see if the location gets a frequent supply of furniture. I’m not ready to buy anything (I haven no where to store it) but I’ve seen some awfully high quality couches, desks, coffee tables, and other furniture in very good shape for shockingly low prices. (And if there was something wrong with the furniture, I could spend the money I saved for furniture to get it repaired or buy supplies to repair it.) In order to force myself to stop looking at furniture, I started to look at books, DVDs, CDs, and vinyl records on a hunt to see if there are anything I would like to buy.
I decided to start buying some vinyl records. The records are extremely cheep at $1.49 and I found many records from artists I would love to own vinyl records of. After searching through the records and buying several of them, I learned a few basic things about buying records from Goodwill. Continue reading “A Few Tips For Buying Vinyl Records from Goodwill”