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To be completely honest, I'm more of a buyer than a seller. I have a few items that are "worth" (in a loose sense) in the hundreds and thousands, but most are n
by sharkweek 5y ago
To be completely honest, I'm more of a buyer than a seller. I have a few items that are "worth" (in a loose sense) in the hundreds and thousands, but most are nothing more than a rare conversation piece I have on my desk.
- celticninja 5y agoDo you have a website to show some of them off? I would love to see some of your gravestones.
- sharkweek 5y agoThis thread is the most interested anyone has ever been in this stuff, I'll have to consider some sort of catalog as the collection grows, not a bad idea.
- celticninja 5y agoI'm assuming it's lots of dot-com era, do you also collect outside of tech? E.g Lehman Brothers or Enron
- sharkweek 5y ago08 graveyard is actually some of my favorite stuff. I love Lehman and Bear stuff.
- OnlineGladiator 5y ago> I have a few items that are worth in the hundreds and thousands At first I read 'worth in the hundreds of thousands' and I was really curious what garnered such value. Language ambiguity is fun.
- filmgirlcw 5y agoDid you get the MSCHF fucked company toys? The tiny Theranos machine is adorable. Like you, I collect fucked/defunct company merch, tho my collection isn’t just fraud related, I’ve got Quibi merch — most of it is. I’ve got MoviePass, Fyre Festival legit merch with tags, Ozy Media was a recent one, Enron business cards, Arthur Andersen tote bags, Worldcom mugs, etc. I’ve even got some old Internet Explorer merch, because it’s kitsch! What is your favorite piece?