Completed Northern Soul Auctions Catch Up

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Boy! There are some serious numbers out there..........

im not a fan of that hopkins bros at all! however in terms of value,how in gods name does it achieve that amount? tim browns price guide has it at 25 quid!

I thought 'The Volumes - Ain't Gonna Give You Up' was £400.00, not £1,725.00! 

Great record regardless.

Len 

1 hour ago, LEN said:

I thought 'The Volumes - Ain't Gonna Give You Up' was £400.00, not £1,725.00! 

Great record regardless.

Len 

Len, it's dollars not pounds, at today's exchange rate about £1150, still a lot.

12 minutes ago, Chris L said:

Len, it's dollars not pounds, at today's exchange rate about £1150, still a lot.

Arrr I see - Remind me never to become a record dealer 

Len 

There's some proper tunes at some serious prices on that list, Thanks for posting Mike

Steve

6 hours ago, dobber said:

im not a fan of that hopkins bros at all! however in terms of value,how in gods name does it achieve that amount? tim browns price guide has it at 25 quid!

It is pretty rare with still not too many copies about.  May not be everyone's cuppa but it is massively in demand and rams the floor every time.

6 hours ago, dobber said:

im not a fan of that hopkins bros at all! however in terms of value,how in gods name does it achieve that amount? tim browns price guide has it at 25 quid!

It is pretty rare with still not too many copies about.  May not be everyone's cuppa but it is massively in demand and rams the floor every time. Tim's guide must be a typo as he knows it is rare. 

Great to have this feature back on Soul Source, albeit in another format. A reality check for some of us who still think in old money.

Looks as if a few people missed the Norma Jenkins & The Dolls "The Airplane Song" Maltese on Ted Ross's recent e-bay auction then.

Dave

Bloody hell Mark iv!Got one sitting in a box round my mums.

Never get urge to play or sell it,think I will keep it just to jar off the more money than sense brigade.

 

The original eBay entry for the Hopkins Brothers was for 2 copies of the record which have been in storage for 45 years (as I understand it). 

what is really scary is how many collectors have these records on here, you are sitting on a ton of money! I hope you are all fully insured!!