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I have about 15 good old Maxell 10½" metal reels I'm about to throw out. Anybody wants 'em, make an offer:D Most are in Maxell boxes. Because of their size, shipping, even by the least expensive USPS parcel post, may be as much as $3 apiece.

Can I safely assume that my dozen old metal hubs for 1/2" audio tape, in their original boxes, are worthless? I don't have any flanges. If not, make an offer, though I think the post office might charge as much as $3 apiece for shipping. Thanks! ~ beau NYC

Used metal and plastic 1/4" audio tape empty reels - 7" and 10½" All reels are clean except when otherwise indicated All reels are in a box except when otherwise indicated Many of the box and reel manufacturers not matched, i.e. a Maxell reel might be in a Scotch box Many boxes have remains of...

I'm selling 21 Maxell 10½" metal reels. I purchased all new in the 80's. All are used, 20 are in boxes, of those 19 are original Maxell boxes. Boxes are in ok condition, some remains of labels on spines. All are in good condition, not marked up or scratched. $20 each (recent eBay sales have...

I promise this is my last question about selling my old tape and reels :o) Some of my used Maxell XLI and XLII tapes have a few splices. I've been trashing the tape with lots of splices, figuring it had no value, but I'll put the modestly-spliced stuff up too on classifieds if anyone thinks it...

Does the age of used Maxell 1/4" tape have any effect on its market value? All of the tape I will be selling is from around 1980-1985. Should I put it up for sale, or will its age make it of little interest to anyone? If so, I'll just cut off the tape and sell the empty reels. Thanks. PS 1)...

I'm preparing to sell a bunch of 7" and 10½" x ¼" metal and plastic reels, and some of them are full reels of old tape. Does the old tape have any value, or should I throw it out before putting the reels up for sale? And, are the reels more or less or the same value with or without tape? Most...

I have piles of empty tape reels lying around, metal and plastic, 10½" and 7", and I'm assuming that everyone else with an analog tape studio also has dozens of them and that therefore they have no market value. Am I right? But before I throw them out I thought I'd ask you guys. I'll put them...