Sorry, I missed them ! Thanks for that, I thought I was going mad!

Besides ebay and discount laserdisc, I've bought most of my laserdiscs since I started collecting in 2002 from a store in Royal Oak Michigan called Thomas Video. They have a TON of laserdiscs and I always seem to find something cool everytime I go, though I might only make it out there once or twice a year. In their original location the laserdiscs were prominently displayed, but now they've only got a few behind the shelf, maybe a couple hundred in a backroom and then the rest of the thousands of discs are kept in an unlit attic space. They send you up with a flashlight and it's always an adventure going through all of them. It's probably my favorite store in the world. They have a few listed on the website but it doesn't really begin to cover their inventory.

I was wondering about that. They used to list soooooooo many more titles on their website (and I had ordered from them several times), but now there's only a few after they revamped their site. I was wondering if they had sold them all off or what!

apparently theyve thinned out the LD selection, and they keep moving it around the rear of the mezzanine. here's how it looks today (2012.04.11)

Amoeba has Little Darlings!? Do you know how much they were asking for it?

A short while ago I asked if they were still accepting LaserDiscs for trade, and I was told they had a moratorium on purchasing any more LDs. I guess they're having a tough time getting rid of the ones they already have.

Amoeba is such a great place to shop. Although it has been a few years, I have been to the L.A. location and both S.F. locations. The one on Haight Street is awesome. I use to walk out with not only Laserdiscs but DVD's as well.

For the few of us in Minnesota, there are actually a decent number of places to find them.

-Every Half-Price Books location (7 of them) has at least a few discs, and inventory changes fairly regularly. Good prices.

-The Antique Mall on Selby in St. Paul has a bunch right when you walk in, but their prices are too high in my opinion.

-Discland in Bloomington used to have a lot including foreign titles and Box sets but they put most of their inventory that was worth anything on ebay a little while back. They're still worth checking out from time to time.

-The uptown Cheapo location has a large number of discs including quite a few criterion. Some prices are good, others are too much, but they'll negotiate.

I am currently bidding on my first Laserdisc in over 4yrs and so far I am winning the bid.

This is from a seller in the UK, so it wouldn't take long to be delivered.

Regards to all

actually went back today, somebody hid little darlings, but it was there @ $47.99!

For me, ebay is the normal place to shop either in Australia or in US.

I still remember that in 2007 and 2008 I could grab some good condition titles from a local record shop in central but last year it stopped selling laserdiscs:(

I am really jealous over you guys in US where a huge market is still active, whereas in Australia, only a thousandth of that can be seen.

Whoa, nice rack of LDs! Jaws and A View to a Kill would instantly be in my hands. Curious, how much do they charge for LDs?

I still buy most of mine from ebay. A crapshoot most of the time, but I can't really afford much at once so I end up pouncing on a decent looking listing on the cheap. I think I'm going to try a few from Duff's site soon as the prices are quite affordable.

A longtime record/video/comic/toy store in my area recently started putting LD's in the back in a bin. They usually charge $4-10 for most discs regardless of condition/scarcity etc. That said, some really interesting titles have popped up over the past few months. I think some old collector's either pass on or people find some LDs in a back closet somewhere. This has gotten me a few Criterions and art films. I popped in yesterday and found several nice titles-but nearly flipped when I pulled out an absolutely mint copy of MGMs deluxe uncut A Fistful of Dynamite for $8.

Thanks for the reply. I went there earlier today before I saw your post, though. $48 was too rich for my blood, so I passed on it. (I got the region B Blu-ray of Repo Man, though!)

Amoeba's prices vary. The LD box set of The Flintstones was priced at $50. Tom & Jerry vol. II was around $40, I think. The Forbidden Hollywood Collection II was listed at $120!! Another box set of Soviet Cinema was $100. Criterion's Three Cases of Murder was around $30, if I recall correctly. Jaws was pretty cheap, considering. I think it was around $14, but I can't remember exactly. The Chaplin Mutual box set was gone.

The bottom bins contain $1 LDs that they're trying to get rid of. Nothing special there.

Mike Duff http://www.duffsflix.com has a great selection of $1.00 titles. I have found them all to be in great sometimes new shape. I also search here LDDB & ebay for titles. The sellers that think these are made of gold i stay away from such as ddons.

Just bought 28 discs from duffsflix.com.
I am often able to find wholesale lots on craigslist, but as my collection has grown this has become less attractive as I have many of the very popular titles.
Unfortunately, I buy often from ebay as they seem to have the best selection of any source.

That's who I'm considering ordering a bunch from. Those dollar titles just look too enticing...

I need to save up some cash, I just found like 8 discs from Duff's Flicks that I was looking for!

I once found some in a charity shop and I know a record shop that has a few music titles hidden away in the back but on the whole here in the UK it's ebay or nothing.

Bay,craig and here so far. I heard about cheapos in boston,i will check them out one of these days

Bought another 50 or so discs from duffsflix.... I love the dollar deals, absolutely awesome to hunt down those movies you wanted to see on LD.