Charity store bin diving? Am I the only one that suffers this addiction?

Roxy 
There is no big secret but I prefer not to go there for my own good reasons which have nothing to do with profit or anything like that.

Say I disclose it, there will always be those who feel the need to inject snark along the lines of...

its not not worth that, I bought it for $xx, your version not the same, blah blah blah.

Just not going there is all.

No big conspiracy.

And it was not meant to be entertaining, sorry.

Tyray 

I also found head hunters in the Sally Army.... lol

I have 7 thrift stores within easy reach. My favorite sells vinyl LPs 10/$1. So it’s not uncommon for me to lug home 40 or 50 LPs at a time. 

Fortunately, I have wide-ranging tastes! My last trip I snagged 4 pristine RCA Red Seal Stereo LPs from 1958-1962. About 9 from 1959-1960, Hawaiian Music. Then Frank Sinatra, Moody Blues, Eric Clapton, Floyd Cramer, Steely Dan, Jim Reeves, The Kinks, Cream, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band...  But my best surprise find was grabbing 11 dbx discs and 6 Nautilus Super Discs. 50 for $5! 

Im still cleaning and listening. The dbx discs are just unreal! I still have my 1981 Technics dbx deck with a disc decoder. The Nautilus discs look like they’ve never been played—no fingerprints or smudges, no scratches.

Just recently found the who's Tommy on the decca label with all the inserts intact and a very good gatefold cover. The record sounds near pristine! Paid a buck!

Every once in a while I find an early issue Led Zeppelin II or LED Zeppelin III album with Pecko Duck etched in the trailing vinyl.