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Dust Off Your Shelves, These Blu-ray and 4K Discs are Now Worth Lots of Money
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this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2024
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I’m sure people here know this, but I just recently went through the effort of pricing a huge collection of DVDs and a smaller collection of Blu-ray’s. Most mainstream releases aren’t even worth the postage it costs to send them. Just in case you were getting excited by the prospect.
Yep. Especially if they're DVDs that have been superseded by Blurays, the DVDs are almost worthless, sadly. For example, I upgraded my Stargate Atlantis set to Bluray and want to rehome my DVDs, but they're barely worth $5 a season at this point (and that's assuming you can find a buyer). Usually I check with family and friends first to see if they want my hand-me-downs.
Unless you happen to live in Australia, that's going to be a challenge...
Probably because of the horrible acting in that case
Leave MacGyver in space alone.