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Post by Tony B. on Dec 15, 2007 20:57:45 GMT -5
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Post by jacksonvillekid on Dec 16, 2007 0:09:58 GMT -5
Yep, that's pretty amazing, alright. I've been watching that guy's auctions for a while.......great stuff!! Although I doubt he'll get what he wants for it, but ya never know. Being an ex-record collector I'd love to have some of those LS 45rpm picture sleeves he's got, the picture discs are cool, too. Some of those are very rare and his prices are most likely right on, market value wise. You'd be amazed at what record collectors pay for the kinds of things he has.  I've been to a LOT of record shows and coin-op trade shows and was always totally blown away by what some of those people paid....it was a crazy world and I thought they were nuts! About 20 years ago, my X and I sold a UK issue Beatle record sleeve for $200.... without the record. That was a lot of money then. God knows what it would be worth now. I oughta look it up. BTW, this guy is listing those records and pictures sleeves as 45".......so I'm thinking he can't be much of an expert or a collector. They are 45 RPMs OR you list them as 7". Ain't no such thing as a 45 inch record!  Any record collectors here? Later.......I just looked up that Beatle sleeve. According to this price guide in NM condition it's worth $550. First one on this list....Ain't She Sweet. I've still got a bunch of those other ones on the list that I bought new but they're not worth anything. Wanna know why? Cuz they are GLUED in my Beatle scrapbook that I started when I was 12 years old! This totally freaked Brad out the first time he saw them because he knew they were valuable. He still brings it up once in a while. ha!!  www.rarebeatles.com/sleeves/sleeves.htm |
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I've been to a LOT of record shows and coin-op trade shows and was always totally blown away by what some of those people paid....it was a crazy world and I thought they were nuts! About 20 years ago, my X and I sold a UK issue Beatle record sleeve for $200....without the record. That was a lot of money then. God knows what it would be worth now. I oughta look it up.