Accents - One-derful - 250

Rhonda Davis - Duke - 485

Freddy Hill - Ru-Tee - 400

Buddy Connor - Break Through - 385

Chevrons - Independence - 305

Ernest Mosley - La-Cindy - 515

Twans - Dade - 510

Admirations - Paree - 204

Brice Coefield - Omen - 468

Eula Cooper - Super Sound - 840

Carl Holmes - Hit Blackjack - 220

Roscoe & Friends - Tec - 330

Eric Lomax - Columbia - 265

Chance & Tony - Ann V - DNMRB

Michael & Raymond - Rca Victor - 260

Steve Aldo - Parlaphone uk - 330

Ikettes - London uk - 191

Gladys Tyler - Decca - 200

Kenny Wells - New Voice - 455

Backyard Construction - B.Y.C. - 251

Edited 5 hours ago5 hr by Agentsmith

I have to say that nearly all of them have achieved less than set sale prices whether be dealer or private.

Does this not suggest to most here, that actually, prices in general whether set sale or not, are in regression and.....as is Tim's belief, this has gone practically unnoticed for the last 2 years?

I'd even go as far as to say that prices have been overinflated for a considerable time, affecting a considerable amount of tunes, whereas dealers such as Henry, for instance, have always displayed a level headed sensibility about valuations, and that's reflected in the more than fair prices he has and still does charge...i reckon he is on a parallel footing with what Tim is saying, except he's had this no nonsense approach for a long time.

Well said rob absolutely spot on

Prices do seem to be falling recently.

A lot of the British rarities in particular.

Steve Aldo has gone for a lot more in the past. Two more on Manships auction yesterday Mary Love and Joan Regan CBS demo went for half of what they were fetching 12 months ago.

Perhaps the correction people have been predicting for the last 25 years is happening.

Isn't the Chevrons the second release after MMC? They're both from 1968 but the MMC is the local release? I had both and decided to sell the 'Independence' one on ebay. EX copy and I'm talking about 8 years ago, I only got £25 for it!!