Start wide. We look for the detail you may have overlooked.
Photograph a drawer, shelf, closet, workbench, basement corner, or garage. Electronics, cameras, watches, toys, instruments, computer parts, and collectibles are especially worth a look.
The $100 Hunt
Find the value hiding in plain sight.
Send one photo of a drawer, shelf, closet, basement, or garage. Worth Hunt will scan it for overlooked items that may be worth $100 or more.
No appraisal knowledge required. One clear photo is enough to begin.
The question
What have you stopped noticing?
Our promise
An honest second look at forgotten things.
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No inflated promises
Not every shelf holds a treasure. We will say so plainly when nothing stands out.
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Evidence before excitement
Potential finds are considered against identifiable details and current resale-market signals.
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You stay in control
There is no obligation to sell. If an item fits our buying criteria, an offer is simply an option.
A sharper way to declutter
One photo. A practiced eye. A useful next step.
Identify the promising pieces.
We zoom in, ask for another angle when needed, and flag items with credible resale potential.
Keep it, list it, or consider an offer.
You receive a practical direction, without pressure to part with anything.
Good first-hunt candidates: vintage receivers, camera lenses, older game systems, mechanical watches, quality tools, musical gear, sealed toys, and unusual collectibles.
Available hunts
Choose the closest look your space needs.
Live availability and service details are shown below.
Your first hunt starts here
That crowded shelf may be worth another look.
Choose an available hunt above and send the clearest photo you can. No sorting, pricing, or product knowledge needed.