Turn Your Collections Into Cash Today

You can sell directly to us. We're a local buyer serving all of Westchester County, and we come to you — there's no shop to haul things to. Call or text 914-291-4944, or use the free evaluation form to send photos. We'll tell you which items interest us and make a no-obligation offer.

If you're anywhere in Westchester County — or within roughly two hours of Harrison, NY for larger estates and collections — we do. We make house calls, so “near you” means your own living room. We buy antiques, modern collectibles, coins, cameras, electronics, tools and much more, not just traditional antiques.

We do, and it's one of our specialties. Rather than selling a coin, card, train or camera collection piece by piece over months or years, you can sell the whole collection in one transaction. See our entire collections page for how it works.

Start by not throwing anything away. Take a few photos — even rough phone photos of shelves and boxes work — and send them to us. You don't need to identify or catalog anything first. We'll tell you what we're interested in, and if you'd like, arrange a house call to look at everything at once. Our inherited collection guide walks through the whole process.

Yes. House calls are how we do most of our buying. We come to your home, evaluate everything you'd like us to look at in one visit, and make offers on the spot for the items we want to purchase. There's no charge and no obligation.

Yes — always. Whether you send photos, call, or have us visit in person, the evaluation costs nothing and you're under no obligation to sell.

No. Most people who contact us don't know what they have, and that's completely normal. Figuring out what items are is our job, not yours. Send photos of whatever you have and tell us what you know, even if that's nothing.

Yes, and we encourage it. Photos let us tell you quickly whether items are a fit before anyone commits to an appointment. Use the evaluation form or text photos directly to 914-291-4944.

We buy the items within estates that have resale value — which can range from a handful of pieces to a large portion of the contents. For significant estates we'll walk through the property, identify everything of interest, and make one combined offer. See inherited estates for details.

Yes. Collections, coins, cameras, electronics, tools, books, memorabilia, and the unusual things that accumulate in attics, basements and garages over decades. We're not a junk removal company — our specialty is finding and paying for the items of value before anything gets discarded.

A wide range: coins and currency, sports memorabilia, trading cards, vintage toys, model trains, cameras, vintage electronics, books, advertising pieces and more. See the full What We Buy page — and if your item isn't listed, send a photo anyway.

Yes. Vintage radios, hi-fi and stereo equipment, early computers, video games, test equipment, cameras and other electronics are a real area of interest for us — a category many traditional antique dealers ignore.

We purchase select excess inventory, commercial equipment, electronics, tools, test equipment and unusual surplus from businesses. If you're clearing a facility or have surplus sitting in storage, tell us what you have.

No. We do not buy furniture or glass, including when they are part of an estate or larger collection. For other antiques and collectibles, text photos, your town and item quantities to 914-291-4944. We confirm interest before arranging a home visit.

Same day. When we agree on a deal, payment is made when we complete the purchase — there's no waiting for consignment sales or auction settlement periods.

All of Westchester County — including Harrison, White Plains, Scarsdale, Rye, New Rochelle, Yonkers and the surrounding communities. For significant estates, collections and business purchases, we travel up to roughly two hours from Harrison, NY, including Connecticut, the Hudson Valley, New York City and Long Island. See Areas We Serve.

None. An evaluation is simply us telling you what we're interested in and what we'd pay. You can accept, decline, sell some items and keep others, or take time to think it over. Plenty of people use an evaluation just to understand what they have.

It depends on what you value. Selling individually can sometimes bring a higher total, but it takes real work — research, photography, listings, shipping, returns — often spread over months or years. Selling all at once trades some of that potential upside for speed, simplicity and certainty. We wrote an honest comparison in this guide.