Get paid for the hunt.
Every request on BuscoList is a buyer with money waiting, telling you exactly what to look for. If you know your subject — or just know your way around a car boot sale — that knowledge is income.
12,438 requests waiting for a finder|1,902 fulfilled this month|1.4 days average time to first offer
Three ways finders earn
Sell what you already have
Check the open requests against your own collection, attic and spare-parts drawer. The easiest money is the item already on your shelf.
Hunt in the wild
Car boot sales, charity shops, flea markets, house clearances, storage auctions. Requests tell you exactly what's worth picking up — and what it's worth.
Work your network
Know dealers, collectors or club members? Source the item through people you trust and earn a finder's fee for making the connection.
Recent finds that paid off
| Item | Found at | Picked up for | Sold for |
|---|---|---|---|
| LEGO 6989 Mega Core Magnetizer, completeby BrickVaultBen | Car boot sale, Stockport | £40 | £380 |
| 1st pressing 'Unknown Pleasures', Joy Divisionby VinylSourcerUK | House clearance, Macclesfield | £65 | £420 |
| Omega Seamaster 1963, original dialby AntwerpTimepieces | Dealer network, Antwerp | £580 | £1,150 |
| Arabia Moomin mug, 1950s first seriesby MuminMarket | Flea market, Tampere | £12 | £540 |
Illustrative examples from the preview community. Your results depend on your knowledge, patience and luck at the car boot.