What should my heirs do to dispose of my vinyl and CDs?

@timintexas, you read my mind. I have one foot in audiophilia, and the other in ham radio. 60 some years in audio, and 61 in radio.  My 70 foot tower and beam antennas are my main concern.  Removing them is not a chore I want to leave to my Bride.  No one is interested in my modest, but enjoyable audio setup, my hundreds of CD's and LP's, and my radio gear, so I'll revel in using them until I expire. I will keep an eye out for a younger person who might be interested in two very rewarding hobbies, and see that they get the gear, assuming they will move it out.  The joys of living too long in the first world.

Nice thread. In same boat. 
It would be great to give our precious well cared for vinyl to a fellow enthusiast at our passing.  Perhaps hiring someone to sell on Discogs then split proceeds with the heirs.  Or if Discogs has a program to give cash at 70% of market value, or use somebody on Agon as a clearing house.  

hifiman5 

US Audiomart is a smart choice. I would be interested in learning more about your Digital collection.

Happy Listening!

You never know the time.

I was "perfectly healthy" other than high blood pressure (which I've had for 30 years and controlled with meds), biking 18 miles a day, walking two miles every evening, lifting weights, working on the garden, etc.  Blood work was always good or at worst, borderline.

Right up to my emergency by-pass surgery.

Just because you are relatively young and appear in good health, you never know...

Just glad to still be here.

You biked 18 miles a day and walked 2 miles every evening??!

What chance do the rest of us have! 😄