try http://www.gocontinental.com/pgde.htm
Along these same lines, does anyone know of the best way I might
sell off a decent sized (150+) collection of 45 RPM records? Or,
given a list of titles, find someone that would give me an unbiased
opinion of value (I don't need an appraisal - read on.)
I am in the process of cataloging them right now in anticipation of
attempting to eBay the lot. My only real concern is that there may
be some real gems in it price-wise, and I might end up selling the
lot for less than it's worth, or discouraging people from bidding
because there's a lot of stuff they don't want outside of a few
desirable records.
The time range is from the early to mid 70s through the early 80s.
All are in jackets, maybe 25% of them in the original jackets with
artwork specific to that release, and all are in VG to VG+ condition.
Also, I would add that these cost me nothing. I worked on a guy's
pinball machines for him one afternoon and he asked me to make a
list of my favorite artists and time frame. He sent me this box
full of 45s shortly after. Can't say that I have ever put one on a
turntable....
Dan
Re: convenience
That's what the world of digits is all about. Good analog vinyl
still beats digits with tube amplification.
G. M. Brown
Brevard, NC
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