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Loads - mostly all going back to late 60's- mid 80s
Beatles/stones/all led zep x 2 /stones/deep purple /hendrix/floyd/t rex/bowie/elp etc etc
+singles - kinks, beatles, and lots of 60's - monkeys etc
mate told me they are becoming collectable again .....
Beatles/stones/all led zep x 2 /stones/deep purple /hendrix/floyd/t rex/bowie/elp etc etc
+singles - kinks, beatles, and lots of 60's - monkeys etc
mate told me they are becoming collectable again .....
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Unless you know you have something quite rare then probably not.
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If they are first editions and in really good Nick they maybe worth
a few quid! |
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It never stopped being collectible, it's just become trendy to own once more so I guess it's 'more' collectible. As for what you own, it's unsurprisingly the rare stuff that's worth owt. You're looking for stuff on different labels, or a rare sleeve, or the ultra-rare stereo/mono version of a classic.
I'll take the lot off you for a score. |
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check a site called popsike.com. tells you when you type in artist what they are worth if you see any of your ones
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http://www.rarerecordcollector.net/category/led-zeppelin/
Loads of stuff on above site ..Deep Purple Zep etc |
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Hmmm. Judging by the titles etc. I have serious concerns over the condition of the discs. Do they have a lot of little 'pops' and 'clicks' as the stylus traverses the evidence of the hot ash burns??
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interesting - thanks guys
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This site is v good for vinyl
http://www.discogs.com/ |
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I once sold a Pink Floyd 'Wish you were here' LP to a Russian collector for £120 on ebay. I'd bought it when it was released in the 80's and hadn't opened the plastic wrapping until just before selling, because I had to check what pressing it was. If it had been a first pressing it could have got £400+
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Wish You Were Here is 1975 or so.
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Forget the 'or so'!
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I bought it in my late teens, so about 1981/2 maybe. The point is, it was still sealed and unplayed, which I made a big deal of in my ebay ad.
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i buy and collect vinyl msg me with what you have
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I stumbled across a genunie copy of The Soundhouse Tapes by Iron Maiden , one of the holy grail types for collectors due to it's rarity.
Bought it for a pound and sold it for £550. |
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got a **** load too, got primal scream first single, sleeve must have cost 5p to make also a smiths and rem vinyl bootleg- dont think can sell them on ebay though
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There's a guy on here who knows his stuff hopefully he'll post. Think rule one is if it is not mint, and you've heard of it, it's worthless.
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type them in ebay and find out
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morpteh - Primal Scream a good illustration - a mint copy of the All Fall Down single (assuming that's what you have) is worth about a Tenner.
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the most valuable ones will be anything by Showaddywaddy and quite a few Bay City Rollers albums ,provided their not too dog eared - fetching a fortune at boot sales.
Folk were fighting over one at a recent sale. |
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stonecold- 22 Jan 16 17:22 Joined: 04 Apr 07 | Topic/replies: 7,450 | Blogger: stonecold-'s blog check a site called popsike.com. tells you when you type in artist what they are worth if you see any of your ones prices are false on there , beady eye album is going for like £20 i got it for about £3 scammers on there man not cool |
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Mikael D'Haguenet 22 Jan 16 17:22 Joined: 24 Jun 06 | Topic/replies: 7,315 | Blogger: Mikael D'Haguenet's blog
It never stopped being collectible, it's just become trendy to own once more so I guess it's 'more' collectible. As for what you own, it's unsurprisingly the rare stuff that's worth owt. You're looking for stuff on different labels, or a rare sleeve, or the ultra-rare stereo/mono version of a classic. I'll take the lot off you for a score.  |
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TheChaser's Ebay advice is very sound. Remember not to get carried away with the values realised by mint and/or first pressings which can be FIFTY times and more the value of an average or poor copy.
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also dont get excited when you see buy it now £500 , look for auctions as that the realistic values
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If you want to know anything about vinyl records then I'm your man!
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Coachbuster 22 Jan 16 21:52 Joined: 08 Apr 06 | Topic/replies: 30,855 | Blogger: Coachbuster's blog
the most valuable ones will be anything by Showaddywaddy and quite a few Bay City Rollers albums ,provided their not too dog eared - fetching a fortune at boot sales. Folk were fighting over one at a recent sale. I know someone whos brother binned all hers when she moved out , better not mention it to her |
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TheChaser - Re Ebay, your advice should be - punch in the title, page down the left hand side till you get to SOLD, and click on that. They are only worth what they sell for
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and make sure feedback is there could be a trap
few things to watch out for but if he goes ahead he can come on here and we will guide hi through ill be doing the bidding and telling him one dayers are the best |
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Coachbuster • January 22, 2016 9:52 PM GMT
the most valuable ones will be anything by Showaddywaddy and quite a few Bay City Rollers albums ,provided their not too dog eared - fetching a fortune at boot sales. Folk were fighting over one at a recent sale. Are you a comedian? |
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/THE-BEATLES-UK-LP-The-White-Album-Numbered-TOP-SLOT-MONO-/381522527209?ha****m58d483c3e9:g:c2EAAOSwLnlWm83O
You got this op |
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norfolk whats the most valuable lps
i might go hunt some out of old folks car boot sales that don't know about ebay and that |
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Showaddywaddy and quite a few Bay City Rollers albums
Folk were fighting over one at a recent sale. Fighting to see who could smash it into a million pieces no doubt. I had about 50 mainly Stones and the Beatles. worth about a hundred. Gave them to a relative for a shop display. |
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smash them up haha
are they still in shop display , what kind of shop if just display |
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http://www.nme.com/photos/the-20-most-valuable-records-ever/170754
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Here's one I sold on Ebay could probably have got more if it had been writing free but hey I paid 50p for it...
http://www.popsike.com/OMEGA-RED-STAR-From-Hungary-1968-DECCA-ORIG-Rare-psych/181143556140.html |
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Still got this one absolute mint paid £1 for it in Hebden Bridge...
http://www.popsike.com/AGNES-STRANGE-Strange-Flavour-UK-BirdsNest-1975-LP-MINT-prog-psych/111008687709.html |
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The first sale on Ebay I had no idea of the value but got £77.00 for a 50p find..
http://www.popsike.com/KING-KURT-ZULU-BEAT-YELLOW-7new-wave/4831919507.html |
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1. The Quarrymen, 'That'll Be The Day/In Spite Of All The Danger'. Yep, the same record as Number 2, but this is the 1958 original. It's the only known copy of the pre-Beatles disc recorded at a local electrical shop by McCartney, Lennon and Harrison with drummer Colin Hanton and pianist John Duff Lowe. It's worth an estimated £100,000.
Read more at http://www.nme.com/photos/the-20-most-valuable-records-ever/170754#awVPKyCTOkWE2CTL.99 |
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He was the co-owner of a retro clothes shop Chaser.
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Some Classical records are also valuable got this last year £1...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/IDA-HAENDEL-FAMOUS-VIOLIN-COMPOSITIONS-SUA-ST-50465-/161900604057?ha****m25b2072a99:g:DbwAAOSwnipWWZjU |