Xbox Fan Makes Neat Discovery at Salvation Army Thrift Store

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While visiting a Salvation Army thrift store, one gamer stumbled upon an unexpected discovery, an illuminated Xbox sign. In addition to finding the sign in working condition, the gamer found the Xbox merchandise at a cheap price. The intriguing find was later shared on social media, where it caught the attention of many gamers.

While Xbox might be known for its exclusive games and powerful consoles, such as the Xbox Series X/S, the brand has had its share of merchandise over the years. For example, the company has sold everything from official Xbox fridges to Halo-themed jewelry. The company even has an Xbox Gear Shop on its website for fans to pick up merchandise based on the Microsoft-owned gaming brand. Recently, one Xbox fan found a piece of gear in an unlikely place.

In a post on Reddit, a user known as typical_gamer1 shared a picture of their latest thrift store find. Specifically, the gamer discovered an Xbox sign while shopping at Salvation Army, purchasing it for $4.27, including tax. This unexpected Xbox-related item found at the thrift store was revealed to be in working condition, with the Reddit user noting the sign required 3 AAA batteries or a micro USB connector to light up. When posting about their discovery on Reddit, typical_gamer1 shared several pictures showing the sign, including one in a dark room and another revealing the price tag.

Since sharing images of the sign on the Xbox subreddit, some gamers commented on the discovery, noting they had a similar sign at home. It is worth mentioning that the sign appears to be available for purchase at some online locations, such as Amazon. However, the item is sold out on the Xbox Gear Shop website, where a green version previously sold for $34.99. Regardless, this sign was a nice piece of Xbox merchandise from a local thrift store for a passionate fan to uncover.

Beyond this neat Salvation Army Xbox sign discovery, gamers have made many other unlikely finds at thrift stores over the past few months.