Chris L

Anybody's guess, £150.00 - 200.00 for a gud'n

Probably not as rare as Frank Wilson but a nice Canadian Bell, made by Quality records, good chunky vinyl.

I once bought one for £6.00, couldn't sell it so gave it away

Does that mean that the Shakers on Probe is worth something now ?

Even those 2nd issue ones are going for silly money, saw one sell for £60.00 2nd issue

Meant to say "salted"

I'm shorted now thanks...................

Wasn't booted

Like all record hunting you have to be patient. Wanted a record well known (not JM) seller asking £100.00 picked it up on here for £35.00. Mind you there's always this.................

My first Omega quartz, nice little timer............... And this on's on its way........................

£25.00 on Ric Tic maybe less on Gordy.

£120.00 with a crack, sounds optimistic for sure.....................my original sold for £190.00

This is mine 100% original

Looks original, just ask the seller.

Just done some digging about, yes that UK Probe does seem to go for big(gish) money, ranging from £80 to 120 or more Not sure why you'd want one though.

My word !! I would have thought about £15.00 maximum you can buy an original US ABC for £50.00

I see there's 2 bidders fighting it out could go over 20 quid, now if it was on Brazilian Invictus.........................

£122.89 - way too much................................................

Pal of mine looking for : Soul Twins - Quick change artist Patty & Emblems - Love you along, long time Duke Browner - Crying over you - the Monarch pressed one matrix nr 107892

Don't mind about condition so longs as it plays OK.

Will consider any condition so long it plays OK. NOW SORTED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe even more !!

One has to admit that people are bidding on these boots at very silly prices is very worrying. At what time do they wake up and realise they've bought a £10 bootleg/re-issue and paid £200.00 for it ?

Probably £800 - 1000

Just got me one of these crackers.................bullet, indestructible. Made in the Soviet Union days from old Swiss machinery, 30 jewels, ticking away quite nicely thank you...........