Vinyl, porcelain and postcards from 999.md by email

Old Melodia records and Soviet porcelain turn up on 999 whenever someone clears a sideboard, and an email with the photo and price keeps every such offer on file.

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Search for the series on 999.md

Use the 999.md search for the exact thing your shelf is missing: Melodia vinyl, porcelain figurine, old Chișinău postcard, tea set. Open the matching category, set a price range and, if you prefer to collect by hand, a town. Sort newest first and copy the page address.
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Paste the link into MXSender, choose email and confirm the address from the message we send. Telegram and Viber can sit on the same search as well.
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Read one mail per check

Whenever a check finds new ads, a single email lists all of them, each with a photo, the title, the price in lei or euro and a link back to 999.md. A check with nothing new sends nothing.
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Which records and figurines go first in Moldova

Records with an intact sleeve and a readable label, porcelain without chips and postcards of old Chișinău have steady buyers, in Moldova and in Romania. When one is listed at a clear-out price, it rarely waits for the weekend.

That is why the mail is worth reading on your phone over breakfast: the photo tells you in a second whether the sleeve is the right pressing, and a message to the seller the same morning puts you near the front of the queue.

Filing the mails into a price history

Collections are built over years. Drop the alerts into one folder and it turns into a log of what appeared, when and for how much. When a figurine shows up again a month later at a different price, search your inbox for the title and you know where the market sits.

Email also works on any device, needs nothing installed and keeps every link clickable long after the chat apps have scrolled away.

Questions to ask a seller of old vinyl and china

For a record, ask for a photo of the playing side held against the light and whether it was played recently. For porcelain, ask about the factory mark on the base and any glued repairs; for postcards, about stains, folds and writing on the back.

Seeing the piece and paying on handover is the safest route. A rare item far below market with a deposit asked to a card is one to skip. We do not judge originality; we just put the new ad in front of you.

Spam folders, extra addresses and the cost

Your mail provider decides where our message lands, not us. After the first match, look in spam or the promotions tab; if it is there, mark it as wanted and add the sender to your contacts. Every mail carries an unsubscribe link.

Free and Starter send to one address, Pro to three, handy if a partner collects with you. Free checks one search every 30 minutes, Starter at $5.99 checks five searches every 10 minutes, and Pro at $14.99 checks twenty searches as fast as we offer.