Im a bit out of touch on record prices so can anyone help,I ve got some sounds for sale one of them is the wooden nickels "nobody but you" on vault white demo,whats the going rate ?also the constelations "i didn't know how to " on gemini star, both ingood condition got a francis nero as well ,the list goes on, I need advice.

Im a bit out of touch on record prices so can anyone help,I ve got some sounds for sale one of them is the wooden nickels "nobody but you" on vault white demo,whats the going rate ?also the constelations "i didn't know how to " on gemini star, both ingood condition got a francis nero as well ,the list goes on, I need advice.

All depends who you ask to be honest.

So if I were you I'd wait til you get four or five replies to this then work out an average.

Personally, I'd sell them for 150, 80 and 80. Wooden Nickels is rare. Constellations isn't rare but has had it's price inflated falsely. Frances Nero has always been around and although on good days you can get 100, it doesn't happen very often.

This is a useful site for prices www.popsike.com

Simon

This is a useful site for prices www.popsike.com

Simon

The only problem is - it only reports auction prices and therefore these are not accurate figures! If several people want the same record it goes for much more than it would on set-sale

The only problem is - it only reports auction prices and therefore these are not accurate figures! If several people want the same record it goes for much more than it would on set-sale

Yeah i can see that after searching the Gemini star records on there

Francis Nero, Keep on lovin' me

Soul

EX+

about £85 I.M.O.

Westy

The only problem is - it only reports auction prices and therefore these are not accurate figures! If several people want the same record it goes for much more than it would on set-sale

doesn't even show all the auctions either. e-bay (and therefore popsike) not really a very good reflection of the actual price IMHO.

Edited August 16, 200717 yr by chalky

doesn't even show all the auctions either. e-bay (and therefore popsike) not really a very good reflection of the actual price IMHO.

Ref: Frances Nero.

Tell you what is a good reflection:

Our data shows we've sold 13 swirl label design stock copies in the last 8 years @ £150 or a little less depending on condition.

Auctioned one 4 years back, it achieved an unbelievable £273

The white label with the lilac strip on the left hand side is extremely rare, i'd ask £300 for that design..only had 1 copy in the last 10 years.

£80 seems very reasonable for a clean swirl design... if it's the other design, i'd suggest auction it.

Edited August 16, 200717 yr by john manship

Ref: Frances Nero.

Tell you what is a good reflection:

Our data shows we've sold 13 swirl label design stock copies in the last 8 years @ £150 or a little less depending on condition.

Auctioned one 4 years back, it achieved an unbelievable £273

The white label with the lilac strip on the left hand side is extremely rare, i'd ask £300 for that design..only had 1 copy in the last 10 years.

£80 seems very reasonable for a clean swirl design... if it's the other design, i'd suggest auction it.

Don't think I've ever seen the alternate design but I know I've had two swirl ones this year and they've been a bugger to sell. You often find them in collections round here, I've even seen one in a non-soul dealers box at Wton record fair recently, so a lot must have been around at one point (Gould's soul packs I bet!)

Don't think I've ever seen the alternate design but I know I've had two swirl ones this year and they've been a bugger to sell. You often find them in collections round here, I've even seen one in a non-soul dealers box at Wton record fair recently, so a lot must have been around at one point (Gould's soul packs I bet!)

It was one of those quantity titles in that massive "Bradford" load circa 1971. It certainly isn't rare, but every collection should have on..two fabulous sides.

It was one of those quantity titles in that massive "Bradford" load circa 1971. It certainly isn't rare, but every collection should have on..two fabulous sides.

This shop I emntioned above, Goulds, everyone always says that so-and-so was available in soul packs but I remember all the ones I bought being useless. However about 2 months back when my brothers wifes mum died, they cleared out her house and he gave me 30 records that one of the sons had bought, still in the respective Goulds bags, I got an unplayed Derek Martin on Sue and an unplayed Four Voices on Voice (not the rare one, the other one) and loads more, definitely from soul packs.

Don't think I've ever seen the alternate design but I know I've had two swirl ones this year and they've been a bugger to sell. You often find them in collections round here, I've even seen one in a non-soul dealers box at Wton record fair recently, so a lot must have been around at one point (Gould's soul packs I bet!)

listed one t'other week for £80 (I think)