I have found that second hand shops tend to have a more diverse and rich selection and charity shops can have very rare gems.
Support both, and I wouldn't want to give up one for the other.
Also a bit of an aside, but charity shops are also more often part of national or international orgs so a lot of the "gain" isn't localized as the article discusses. Good or bad on a case by case basis. Not sure how it edges out.
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I have found that second hand shops tend to have a more diverse and rich selection and charity shops can have very rare gems.
Support both, and I wouldn't want to give up one for the other.
Also a bit of an aside, but charity shops are also more often part of national or international orgs so a lot of the "gain" isn't localized as the article discusses. Good or bad on a case by case basis. Not sure how it edges out.