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Originally Posted by Gerardn3
The local Goodwill here follows the "must be cable ready" rule for accepting CRT TVs, though that really just means no knob tuners as they'll accept and sell early digital tuning sets that only do VHF/UHF. There are a handful of CRT TVs there at any given moment, most from the 90s with a 2000s or 80s TV thrown in once in a while. Still, most of them work okay or even perfectly with fantastic pictures, and they're usually sold at a fair price.
The local Habitat for Humanity is my favorite place and as far as I know they'll still accept just about anything vintage. It's still rare to find nice vintage TVs, but I found my precious 1976 Trinitron there among a few other great vintage items, and you just never know what will show up next time.
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I picked up a Zenith A4519, with a 12A12C52 chassis at HFH for $5.00 a few months ago. Decent condition.
