Just need to check the current value of The Natural Four - I Thought You Were Mine - ABC Stock/Issue copy in super clean condition, any feedback would be most helpful.

Contact by PM or email bicknellmark@aol.com or post view here.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Edited September 12, 200717 yr by Mark Bicknell

JM's latest shows it at £350. A few have gone through e-bay over the last few years at variable prices, in variable conditions, both issue and demo and the Boola Boola issue, but nothing quite reaching £350.

I'd have said £200 tops.

JM's latest shows it at £350. A few have gone through e-bay over the last few years at variable prices, in variable conditions, both issue and demo and the Boola Boola issue, but nothing quite reaching £350.

Cheers Jaco, I have the book but just wanted to check really, thought your valuation was about it's money myself prior to asking the question, really was unsure which was the hardest between the Issue and Demo but I don't think there is a lot in it value wise?

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

I'd have said £200 tops.

Thanks Pete.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Some people will probably say I priced it too cheap but in the real world, who really believes it's worth £350?

Mark, a few years ago I bought a copy of this on Ebay. It has a small hairline crack, but plays absolutely perfect.

$ 62.00

Bargain eh...?

I agree with Pete 200 is a sensible price for this.

350 would be a lazy mans price.

Some people will probably say I priced it too cheap but in the real world, who really believes it's worth £350?

I got 8 customers who believe it.

Sold 8 in the last 8 years, 4 of each, 4 demo and 4 stock.. all between £350 and £400 and looking at the buyers none of them strick me as being "lazy"....Neil Brown, Guillo Armelli, Dennis Strauss etc, etc all seem to be seasoned collectors..certainly not lazy but do like their records MINT or close.

I got 8 customers who believe it.

Sold 8 in the last 8 years, 4 of each, 4 demo and 4 stock.. all between £350 and £400 and looking at the buyers none of them strick me as being "lazy"....Neil Brown, Guillo Armelli, Dennis Strauss etc, etc all seem to be seasoned collectors..certainly not lazy but do like their records MINT or close.

Nobody said Mark's copy wasn't mint, I still think it should be £200 in ex or mint.

I only asked about the price....lol

Cheers chaps - Mark Bicknell.

Oh and my copy is in stunning condition by the way....lol

Nobody said Mark's copy wasn't mint, I still think it should be £200 in ex or mint.

Pete,

Absolutely agree 100%. I think it should be £200 and anyone wanting to sell copies at that price, I'll certainly buy them.

Pete,

Absolutely agree 100%. I think it should be £200 and anyone wanting to sell copies at that price, I'll certainly buy them.

Manny you are one MTF sarcastic sh*t and I love ya for it...

Btw how much is a copy of Bik To Bok...nah its not Bock to Bach...pmsl..

So £275 it is then Mark.

ROD

So £275 it is then Mark.

ROD

Who said I was selling it?....lol like I said just wanted to confirm price before we start to off load this 25 count box....lol now that is a joke honestly.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Pete,

Absolutely agree 100%. I think it should be £200 and anyone wanting to sell copies at that price, I'll certainly buy them.

OK I'll put you down for the next one if it's a definite order.

I had a lovely minty issue in orig sleeve off Henry only a coupla weeks back to replace my demo which some ba$7ard nicked straight out of my playbox (!!!) at winter gardens a coupla years ago.

H had £300 on it, i thought that was fine with part trades...........

Then again, i am a lazy tw@t!

Steve

Who said I was selling it?....lol like I said just wanted to confirm price before we start to off load this 25 count box....lol now that is a joke honestly.

Regards - Mark Bicknell.

Mark, as you are a man of good taste, do the best thing and get the original Natural Four LP, all of which is brilliant from start to finish.

And make sure you play the LP BEFORE the next jock with the original 45 in his box , as a show of force to both the "couldn't be arsed carrying LP's about" brigade as well as the "you can't play LPs out" brigade !

Mark, as you are a man of good taste, do the best thing and get the original Natural Four LP, all of which is brilliant from start to finish.

And make sure you play the LP BEFORE the next jock with the original 45 in his box , as a show of force to both the "couldn't be arsed carrying LP's about" brigade as well as the "you can't play LPs out" brigade !

Spot on, the album is great And save yourself a few hundred quid as well !

Before they had "boot sales" there used to be saturday afternoon "fetes", I remember buying that album at a church fete in 1981 or 1982 for 5p. Still no idea how it got there.

If anyone has spare copy of the LP would be interested, assuming reasonable price (by my tight standards!), always mean to pick it up when it appears on Ebay but never get round to it.

I am with Sunny on get the LP first nowadays!

Cheers

Jock

Before they had "boot sales" there used to be saturday afternoon "fetes", I remember buying that album at a church fete in 1981 or 1982 for 5p. Still no idea how it got there.

I still do jumble sales and charity shops and get the odd nice bit.

That was a nice find though Pete, even better at todays prices.

What was its sale price back then, not being that old ?

Edited September 13, 200717 yr by Gavin Page

I still do jumble sales and charity shops and get the odd nice bit.

That was a nice find thouh Pete even better at todays prices.

What was its sale price back then, not being that old ?

I sold it for £5 about 6 months later, thats all I can remember - but that copy floated around here for ages til my mate John bought it in about 1991 - for £5!