Examples of what we don't want:
• Reader's Digest Condensed
• Old Encyclopedias (except collectible ones like the 11th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica)
• Classical music on vinyl (with the advent of CDs we buy only the most collectible in this area)
• Most out-of-date textbooks (except for classic titles primarily in the sciences and math)
• Books which have highlighting or are heavily underlined
• Moldy, torn, coverless or otherwise destroyed items
• Unplayable music

The above list covers the major categories of things we don't buy. However, there are many individual items that experience has shown we cannot sell.

This is in no way a comment on the quality of what you have. Our decision is based merely on good business practice for us. Supply is also a factor. We may reject your really good book or record if we already have multiple copies on the shelf. Come back a month later and we may buy it then...