“It’s never a good time to bring up the past… until now.”
Throwback jerseys, hand-built patch hats, sports cards, vintage clothing and one-of-a-kind collectibles — hunted down at thrift stores, estate sales and swap meets across SoCal, then listed fresh every week.
Everything is hand-picked, photographed front-first, and described down to the last flaw. When it’s gone, it’s gone — that’s the fun of vintage.
Mitchell & Ness throwbacks, Reebok and Nike classics, Starter-era gems — most priced from $49.95 with offers wide open.
Shop on Poshmark →
One-of-one hats built by hand — vintage patches mounted on Richardson 112s and Yupoongs — plus deadstock originals.
Shop on eBay →
Rookie autos, numbered parallels, graded slabs and vintage cardboard — priced off the exact card’s real sold comps.
Shop on Whatnot →
Single-stitch tees, surf and skate labels, workwear and jackets — the rack is always turning over.
Shop on Depop →
Antique and vintage handbags, held at full price — quality pieces worth waiting for the right buyer.
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Figurines, bobbleheads, barware and the odd wonderful thing that doesn’t fit a category — that’s the LostnFound half of the name.
Shop on Mercari →Real pieces on the shelves right now, spotted on the Poshmark closet on Oct 17, 2026. Vintage moves fast — if one’s gone when you click through, it’s gone for good.
Graded BVG/BGS 7.5. A genuine piece of baseball history — the kind of card that anchors a collection.
On Poshmark →2025 Topps on-card auto, sealed — the Pirates ace on the classic 1990 design.
On Poshmark →Rookie patch auto numbered 04/10 — Broncos gold, and there are only ten of them.
On Poshmark →#88 in red, stitched, men’s medium. A licensed Nike Limited in the good colors.
On Poshmark →Prime Time, #21 in white, size 48 large. A true 1995 Starter from the dynasty years.
On Poshmark →Season Ticket Holder snapback, new with tags. From one die-hard 12 to another.
On Poshmark →Andrew films the finds as they happen — thrift-store hauls, fresh pulls and his testimony — over on Facebook, and runs live card shows on Whatnot where the cards above find new homes in real time.
Have vintage or collectibles to sell? Skip the listings, the shipping and the waiting around. Andrew buys for cash across North County San Diego and the greater San Diego area — a single special piece, a whole collection, or a full estate cleanout.
What he’s buying
Reviews from sellers on Facebook Marketplace — word for word.
“Everything went great. On time for the meeting. Had cash on hand. I would definitely do business with him again.”
“Kind person and reasonable and definitely sell to him again”
“Such a great guy! Really loved talking to him! Excellent transaction”
Short films about the finds themselves — shot, narrated and cut for the shop. New reels land here as Andrew makes them; send him a good one and it might be next.