The Cathedral City location stands proudly along Highway 111, its distinctive purple-gray exterior and bold yellow signage beckoning to passersby like a lighthouse for the bargain-obsessed.

Under a sea of blue canopies, vendors create a maze of merchandise that could keep you busy until sunset. Crowds gather early, especially on weekends, when the deals are hotter than the Arizona ...

Forget the mouse ears and roller coasters for a moment – this thrift store paradise might just be the most colorful adventure in town. In a world where retail therapy often comes with a side of ...

Treasure hunters and bargain enthusiasts, there exists a wonderland in the heart of Illinois where your dollars stretch like carnival taffy and your car’s suspension gets tested by the weight of your ...

Some of the other early American Girl dolls, such as Felicity, Addy, Molly, and Kirsten, may also be worth thousands of ...

Where: 4898 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640 Pass It On Thrift Center takes the cake for organization. Their storefront with its wavy roofline stands out in Crestwood’s shopping area. Inside, you’ll find ...

License plates from every corner of the First State fill the parking lot. Cars from Wilmington, Dover, Rehoboth Beach, and ...

Tucked away in the northern edge of Wisconsin, where the air has that distinctive Lake Superior crispness, sits a secondhand paradise so vast and varied that treasure hunters regularly make ...

This isn’t your average cluttered secondhand shop with questionable organization and that distinctive thrift store aroma – it’s a meticulously arranged wonderland where bargain hunters and treasure ...

Hummel figurines, made in Germany, became popular in the U.S. around the mid-20th century. Now, they could be worth hundreds ...

Scoop the Pelican, for example, is considered a holy grail among collectors. Vintage Virtue estimates that a blank-tag version is worth as much as $100,000, while another variation in mint condition ...

Walking through your grandmother's kitchen might feel like a trip down memory lane, but those familiar items tucked away in ...