Mad and Cracked Magazines

[ericadawn16]

So, we have an extensive collection of Mad and Cracked magazines from the 1980s in good and fair condition. We no longer read them so we want them to go to a good home where the person will read them because they still have life in them.

However, we're not sure how to go about that. We're worried a thrift store will just throw them away for being 30 years old. The library tends to bundle magazines so we're worried about them throwing them away, too.

I suggested FreeCycle but she wasn't sure she wanted to go through that again with having to arrange a meeting and such. I don't do Ebay.

Does anyone have any ideas or know someplace in the Tampa Bay area?

Comments

[51stcenturyfox.livejournal.com]

Craigslist?

I know you don't do eBay, but I bet they'd be worth something in good condition.

[51stcenturyfox.livejournal.com]

And I'd take them but I probably read them in the 80s. :D

[veronica-rich.livejournal.com]

I know someone possibly, but he's in Denver ....

[zephyrosity.livejournal.com]

Actually, they're worth some money, depending on which one's they are and their condition.

I'd try to find a collector or even a comic book store, since your not for the Ebay. There are other auction sites though. You could take them to a local auction house and see what you get. Even with the auctioneers commission, you'd still probably clear at least $100 if they are in good condition.

If I wasn't in the middle of devesting my stuff, I'd take them off your hands. Especially, the Cracked.