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Every find has a story.

The best part of thrifting isn’t always the price tag. It’s recognizing something overlooked, figuring out what it is, and finding out who might love it next. The Weekend Hunt follows that curiosity across categories.

Real vintage mushroom kitchen canisters photographed by Jordan and Steph
1929 Marshall Field Christmas catalog cover photographed by Jordan and Steph

Actual items we recently sourced and photographed—not stock imagery or a live product inventory.

The kinds of discoveries we cover

Music, cassettes and CDs

What makes an old tape collectible? Condition, edition, inserts, cases and actual buyer demand matter more than nostalgia alone.

Vintage cassette tape collection

Books and advance reader copies

ARCs can be an interesting niche, but edition details, condition, author demand and how an item is represented make a real difference.

Secondhand books on shelves

The unexpected aisle

Vintage seasonal decorations, small electronics, video games, cameras, accessories and odd collectibles all have different research challenges. Our approach is to identify first, check condition second, compare real sold prices third, and decide if the find is worth the time and effort.

Live auctions are part of the adventure

Join Jordan and Steph on Whatnot for live selling, including music and collectible-focused shows. Dates, item details and auction conditions are posted on our Whatnot profile, not fabricated here.

More stories are on the way

As we add authentic photos and footage from our own sourcing trips and live shows, this page will feature real finds, auction recaps and collector stories. We won’t present generic photos as items we personally found.