I finally did it

[Brue]

As a collector (which we all are to some extent here.) it is hard to do. I "collected 'em all" -until one day I remembered I don't want Walton figures and never watched Starsky and Hutch. Finding space was hard to do and having kids changed the dynamic at home. I then Sold 'em all (except WGSH and basic Treks).

It is bitter sweet to see them go. (especially since many of those lines have no cash value to replace the empty space on the shelf).

Good job selling some and good luck with the rest.

I finally did it. I sold off my Dukes of Hazzard figures. Next are Starsky and Hutch and CHIPs, then maybe Happy Days, Our Gang, and 1 Million B.C. Oh, and those pesky Waltons. I am determined to, once and for all, escape the "gotta have them all" mentality that has plagued me since, well, forever. I get joy out of owning the WGSH, POTA, and Trek figures. I get joy from the Super Knights, Pirates, Robin Hood, and American West figures. The Duke boys? The Waltons? Not so much. Sometimes, it's okay to let go of the things that don't bring you joy.

[MRP]

I just sold off 11 short boxes of comics plus a few other miscellaneous comics yesterday to my friend who is a dealer and con organizer, who was stocking up for his next show.

-M

[megojim]

made that same decision a while back . . . .why have just to have

[Mr.Marion]

I just sold off 11 short boxes of comics plus a few other miscellaneous comics yesterday to my friend who is a dealer and con organizer, who was stocking up for his next show.

-M

I bet you felt great after. I've been cleaning out my basement and wonder why I bought some of this stuff to begin with. I believe I sold em my old comics years ago and only have two short boxes left.

[MRP]

I bet you felt great after. I've been cleaning out my basement and wonder why I bought some of this stuff to begin with. I believe I sold em my old comics years ago and only have two short boxes left.

It's nice to have more room and less stuff. Same friend bought a bunch of vintage rpg stuff from me a few weeks back and we are going to work something out for him to buy my wife's X-Men collection and another batch of rpg stuff come spring time, so the purge is ongoing. I am revamping the finished attic that used to be our master bedroom after moving the bedroom downstairs because of my wife's knee issues, and it's becoming the studio/office and comic room replacing the two rooms downstairs the bedroom and wardrobe took over, but we've been going through a lot of stuff in those rooms and in the finished basement room also under revamping and asking ourselves why do we still have this or why did we ever get this, so yeah, there's a lot of satisfaction in the purging.

-M

[Mr.Marion]

It's nice to have more room and less stuff. Same friend bought a bunch of vintage rpg stuff from me a few weeks back and we are going to work something out for him to buy my wife's X-Men collection and another batch of rpg stuff come spring time, so the purge is ongoing. I am revamping the finished attic that used to be our master bedroom after moving the bedroom downstairs because of my wife's knee issues, and it's becoming the studio/office and comic room replacing the two rooms downstairs the bedroom and wardrobe took over, but we've been going through a lot of stuff in those rooms and in the finished basement room also under revamping and asking ourselves why do we still have this or why did we ever get this, so yeah, there's a lot of satisfaction in the purging.

-M

I know the feeling, I just finished seal coating the basement. The basement feels alot cleaner now.
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