One person’s analog trash is another person’s vintage treasure. If you have a pile of VHS tapes that haven’t been touched since the dawn of digital media, you might be able to make a fortune on them.

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There is something almost absurd about a plastic cassette from 1991 selling for more money than a used car. Yet that is ...

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You can probably start digitizing your collection for less than $100.