I have never been JM's biggest fan, but I have to say that looking at his latest auction there are six 45's that I would love to own on there right now. I can't ever remember that happening before. I have to congratulate him and ask the question. Is this his best ever line up at one time?

Edited July 29, 201410 yr by Quinvy

I have never been JM's biggest fan, but I have to say that looking at his latest auction there are six 45's that I would love to own on there right now. I can't ever remember that happening before. I have to congratulate him and ask the question. Is this his best ever line up at one time?

i agree . can,t ever remember a line up of 45,s like this before.......

His combined 3 sections Phil.Or latest additions.? Which 6.?

I mean all together Kev. Sorry I should have explained better. 

I like to play Manship Bingo every Thursday / Friday. I get a line if I've already got one from each weekly section, don't think it would ever be possible for me to get a full house (unless more of you sign up to the selling up thread!).

This could be a sign of the times,and happen more and more,as some long time collectors start to sell up!

Edited July 29, 201410 yr by Guest

There's no doubt about it. Some major collectors in this country have sold up or are selling up. But records like these don't turn up very often, and to get all these together is amazing unless they have all come from the same source.

I mean all together Kev. Sorry I should have explained better. 

 

I certainly disagreee. Some real heavy tunes on auction (in all three sections) but quite a large number of records that are surely non-auction items (IMO).

E.g. latest additions: Phil Terrell, James Bounty, Big Frank, Jordan Bros, Detroit Gold LP. None of them should be auctioned. They're set-sale items.

None of them should be auctioned. They're set-sale items.

 

Not directed at you personally Benji, just a general observation:

 

I've never understood the "it's not an auction item" thing.

 

Since when does auction houses only accept or deal in high value items?

 

Everything can be auctioned. It's just another method of selling things.

 

An auction can go both ways and I for sure notice that pretty much every week with my own sales - some records sell for far below what would be the percieved "set sale" or "book" price. Others go far higher. It all evens out in the end and I get rid of the stuff.

Edited July 30, 201410 yr by Sebastian

I like to play Manship Bingo every Thursday / Friday. I get a line if I've already got one from each weekly section, don't think it would ever be possible for me to get a full house (unless more of you sign up to the selling up thread!).

Woohoooo I've got a line!!!!

Ok will be the lower priced ones I'm sure but makes me grin.