Got cool stuff?
I'm buying.
Tech · Toys · Games · Cards · Clothing
Cool stuff · Fun stuff · Old stuff · New stuff
Send a few photos and I'll email you a fair offer. Say yes, say no, or ask questions. No pressure.
What I buy
Boxed or loose, one piece or the whole shelf. These are the things I can pay well for and move quickly.
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Video games
Game Boys and handhelds, Nintendo, PlayStation, Sega and Xbox consoles, controllers, cartridges and discs, LEGO Dimensions, strategy guides.
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Cameras & video
35mm film cameras and lenses, digital cameras, camcorders, instant cameras, old VCRs and VHS players, camera bags full of gear.
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Old tech
Old cell phones, PDAs and graphing calculators, typewriters, boomboxes, early computers and their boxes and manuals.
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Trading cards
Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, sports cards, sealed boxes and packs, binders and bulk lots, graded slabs.
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Music & audio
iPods and MP3 players, Walkmans and Discmans, vinyl records, cassettes, receivers, speakers and headphones.
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Tabletop & miniatures
Warhammer 40k and Age of Sigmar, HeroClix, D&D minis and books, board games, painted or unpainted armies.
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Toys & collectibles
LEGO sets and minifigures, wrestling figures, belts and tapes, vintage action figures, die-cast cars, Tamagotchi, tin robots.
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Vintage clothing
Band and concert tees, wrestling and sports shirts, 80s and 90s graphic tees, jackets, hats. Faded and worn is fine.
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Porcelain & display pieces
Lladró, Hummel and similar figurines, Department 56 villages, collectible plates and glassware with their boxes.
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Comics, media & oddballs
Comics and manga runs, DVD and Blu-ray box sets and steelbooks, sealed VHS, movie posters, signed pieces, anything you think is weird enough to ask about.
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Shoes & accessories
Designer and vintage handbags and pocketbooks, retro sneakers with the box, leather wallets and belts, sunglasses, hats.
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Watches & jewelry
Vintage Seiko, Casio and Timex, mechanical and digital watches, running or not, plus gold, silver and costume jewelry lots.
Buyouts
Bigger than a box? I come see it in person, go through it with you, and make one offer for what I can use.
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Moving buyouts
Packing up a house or apartment? Before the electronics, games and collectibles hit the curb or the donation bin, let me take a look.
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Collectible buyouts
Done with a hobby, or inherited someone else's? Card binders, painted armies, LEGO rooms, camera bags. We go through it together.
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Estate buyouts
Settling an estate is enough work already. I come out, sort what I can use, and give you a clear number. No pressure on timing.
Not sure it counts? Send the photo anyway. I'll tell you either way.
How it works
Three steps. You can stop at any of them.
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Send photos
Front, back, any damage. Tell me if it powers on. Don't clean it; I'd rather see it as it is.
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Get an offer
One number, by email, with a line on how I got there. If it's worth more somewhere else, I'll say so.
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Negotiate
Offers are a starting point, not a final word. Ask questions, share what you know about the piece, and we'll settle on a number together. Then I come to you within 60 miles of 08831, or pay the shipping if you're farther.
Send me photos.
A few pictures and a line about what it is. That's all I need to give you a real number.
Prefer plain email? joe@buzzvillebazaar.com
Or call or text 732-314-3236
Pickup & shipping
Within 60 miles of 08831 in central New Jersey, I drive to you. Farther than that, I pay for the shipping. Buyouts and large collections are in person only.
Where it ends up
Everything I buy gets tested, photographed and sold under the Buzzville Bazaar name on eBay, Mercari, Poshmark, Etsy and Whatnot. Look me up on any of them.
Hi, I'm Joe.
Buzzville Bazaar is a one-person shop. I buy the stuff we grew up with, test it, and find it a new home. Every offer starts fair, and I'm happy to explain how I got there.
A kid's old handhelds, a parent's camera bag, a binder of cards, or a whole room of it. I do moving and estate buyouts too; for those I come see the collection in person before I put a number on it.
Why a one-person shop
I keep this small on purpose. Setting my own hours means I'm home for dinner and around on weekends, which matters more to me than a bigger warehouse ever could. It also gives me a standing excuse to keep a Game Boy on my desk. My family has opinions about that.
Know someone clearing out a closet?
Send them here. Most of what I buy comes from a friend of a friend who heard I'd take a look.