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Apart from Discogs, where would you recommend looking to get an idea of what LP's should be valued at?
I know I have some rare ones but prices seem all over the shop and not necessarily for the versions I have , which make a big difference.
They were my late fathers so need to work out whether I should ad them onto my contents insurance, keep and use or sell (unlikely).
I have tried a few record shops but were less than helpful.
I know I have some rare ones but prices seem all over the shop and not necessarily for the versions I have , which make a big difference.
They were my late fathers so need to work out whether I should ad them onto my contents insurance, keep and use or sell (unlikely).
I have tried a few record shops but were less than helpful.
As you say, Discogs is probably your best bet.
You could also try Hard to Find records. https://www.htfr.com/ They are mainly used for dance music but do have some older stuff there was well.
You could also try Hard to Find records. https://www.htfr.com/ They are mainly used for dance music but do have some older stuff there was well.
Herbs said:
Apart from Discogs, where would you recommend looking to get an idea of what LP's should be valued at?
I know I have some rare ones but prices seem all over the shop and not necessarily for the versions I have , which make a big difference.
They were my late fathers so need to work out whether I should ad them onto my contents insurance, keep and use or sell (unlikely).
I have tried a few record shops but were less than helpful.
To value try eBay search completed listings using your own advanced search parameters for Music/Records. I know I have some rare ones but prices seem all over the shop and not necessarily for the versions I have , which make a big difference.
They were my late fathers so need to work out whether I should ad them onto my contents insurance, keep and use or sell (unlikely).
I have tried a few record shops but were less than helpful.
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