Im selling some Lps so whats a reasonale selling price- Assume they are all ex cond unless stae

 

Luther -  This close to you US Cotillion

 

Pic & Bill - Soul Music - Italian Joker

 

Charlie Rich - Ill shed no tears - HI

 

Chuck bridges &  LA Happening- Vault

 

Joe - E Young - Soul Buster - Toast

 

Maxine Brown - Out of sight - Epic

 

Skull Snaps - Skull Snaps (Original) GSF in VG+ (just) condition

 

Willie & mighty Magnificents - P Vine

 

Cheers Steve

 

 

 

 

BIG PRICE DROP!!!!MAXINE BROWN-OUT OF SIGHT RARE NORTH...

 

Location: USA

 

 

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this ones on ebay at the moment.

 

ricky.

BIG PRICE DROP!!!!MAXINE BROWN-OUT OF SIGHT RARE NORTH...

 

Location: USA

 

 

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this ones on ebay at the moment.

 

ricky.

So £50 would be fine then- what about The others?

I would think around £40 for Luther.

Thanks Chalky! Id be happy with that!

Thanks Chalky - Id be happy with that!

W& Mags - £40.

Cheers Kev- Again Id be happy wth that!

anyone on the skullsnaps lp? I have always been led to believe its a collectors item? I know its been copied? How do you tell the differences? Value?..............

Chuck Bridges - realistic price about £15 - £20

Thanks Pikey

Just out of interest, are there actually any book prices (geared towards the northern soul collector market) for LPs?

 

Which 'book' please? I'm not reaIly as up on LPs as perhaps I should be, and might like to buy one.

Skullsnaps LP around £150 I'd think at the moment, it's on a lot of US & European wants lists

As for Original or reissue, the reissue has the right release numbers and everything, they just did a total like for like copy of the original the most positive way to differentiate the two is to check the cover. The reissues have plasticky covers, whereas the originals really feel like cardboard. The cardboard itself, if you check inside the cover (where you slide the record), will be very homogenous and white on a reissue, as the chemicals used today keep the white very white for a very long time. An original will be at best tan, most probably dark brown, and have the texture of recycled. The vinyl itself will have a shiny, level-with-the-vinyl centerpiece (label) on a reissue, with a little less sheen around the edge, as if it had been sanded; whereas an original will have the usual bump you can feel and see going around the edge of the centerpiece.

Just realised how stupid   I am in my title as theirs no books for lps as far as I know unless someone can point me!

Cheers for the replies guys

Just need some idea on PIC & Bill / Joe E Young & Charlie Rich

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You only have to look at Discogs to see how prices on LPs can vary greatly. Usually the US dealers are the cheapest, UK dealers at the bottom as the most expensive more often than not. I'd like to see a price guide for Lp's if only for reference.

Just realised how stupid   I am in my title as theirs no books for lps as far as I know unless someone can point me!

Cheers for the replies guys

Just need some idea on PIC & Bill / Joe E Young & Charlie Rich

 

Didn't think you were being stupid at all. I was actually hoping there may indeed be a useful book out there which I wasn't aware of ... I would have found one very interesting.

 

Over to the main dealers with longstanding databases - John, Tim, Pat etc. - time you got cracking on an LP guide guys. First one to get a decent book out is likely to get plenty of kudos ... plus, of course, rake in the cash!!

Include EPS (Jukebox, European. UK) and you've got a sale here...

You only have to look at Discogs to see how prices on LPs can vary greatly. Usually the US dealers are the cheapest, UK dealers at the bottom as the most expensive more often than not. I'd like to see a price guide for Lp's if only for reference.

 

To me LPs have dropped like a stone over the last few years to the point now where they represent great value for the price. Postage charges from the U.S. are killing off buying albums from there, so the UK dealers look like a bargain option at the moment.

 

Ian D

You only have to look at Discogs to see how prices on LPs can vary greatly.

 

And also Collectors Frenzy, where you can find the latest sales.

 

 

 

Charlie Rich "Ž— I'll Shed No Tears - The Best Of The Hi Recordings

Label:

Hi Records "Ž— HI UK LP 418

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Compilation

Country:

UK

Released:

1988

15 quid if your lucky,seen it for less.

Joe - E Young - Soul Buster - Toast

40 quid may be a little more

 

ricky.

 

And also Collectors Frenzy, where you can find the latest sales.

That maybe so but I prefer to base my prices on actual dealer to collector sales rather than an auction were it is very easy to get carried away if you want a record so bad.

You only have to look at Discogs to see how prices on LPs can vary greatly.

 

The same with Collectors Frenzy. For example the Maxine Brown LP sold between $39.99 and $146.00. And in the same condition ! https://collectorsfrenzy.com/search?q=Maxine+Brown+-+Out+of+sight&search-button=

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