Advice required... I have a friend who has some vinyl LPs, she wants to sell them... What is the best way? e-bay or some other sites...Anyone know? How much should she be asking for...? i gather they are in decent nick Any advice/heads up gratefully received. Thanks... Albums are: Art Garfunkel - Breakaway Barbara Streisland - Guilty Brian Osborne - Ae fond kiss Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman Communards - Red Communards - Communards Def Leppard - hysteria Dire Straits -Alchemy Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms Dire Straits - Love over Gold Donovan - Essence to Essence Donovan - Universal soldier Donovan - Fairytale Dr Hook - A Little Bit more Eagles - Hotel california Elton John - Captain Fantastic Fever Tree - Fever Tree Fleetwood Mac - Tango in the night Lynyrd Skynyrd - Lynyrd Skynyrd Melissa Etheridge - Melissa Etheridge Mike Oldfield - Tubular bells Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn Moody Blues - In search of the lost chord Moody Blues - Question of Balance Paul Simon - Graceland Pink Floyd - Wish you were here Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon (2 copies) Robert Plant - Now and Zen Robert Plant - Pictures at eleven Toni Childs - Union
Tell her to get googling rare vinyl!! I got the PIL lp in the metal case for two quid at a car boot Sold it for 100 quid on eBay
Tell her to have a look on 'discogs',they sell loads of vinyl and the prices are transparent for what they're selling for based on condition etc.
You beat me to it. A bloke who owns a record shop near me also sells on discogs.com. Vinyl is popular again and old collections are bringing good prices. Best to shop around of course.
Tah....I've told her about Wrecking Ball on Whitefrigate, and the stall in the market place. Though she might get more for them on the on-line auction sites.
There's a shop on Beverley Road, nr the Haworth as well. I think they only open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday but don't quote me on that. Selling LPs is an art form as some LPs which sold millions are worth a lot of money if they were mastered and pressed by the "right" people. An example being Led Zeppelin II and early pressings of Beatles records. All the information is contained on the run out groove (dead wax). Here's a guide to what those marks mean: A Guide To Deciphering Dead Wax - Vinyl Me, Please (vinylmeplease.com) Discogs should be able to say whether a particular pressing of the copy is worth any money. I've never bothered but there's a whole community on Youtube discussing dead wax and record collecting. I just play my vinyl every now and again. The kids can argue about what to do with it when I'm scattered to the winds. I hope she gets a decent price for them.
Glad to hear it. It's done well considering - must have been going for at least 30 odd years. Thinking on, not sure if I've been in this century.
Flicking through the channels saw the highlights of the Solheim Cup. Maybe the women can’t compete with the men for drives off the tee but some second shots and the putting were phenomenal.
