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Ebay High Flyers January 2019 - Soul Auction Results

Januarys final top 100 high enders

By Mike in News Archives
Published 06 Feb 2019

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Ebay High Flyers January 2019 - Soul Auction Results magazine cover

Time to have a look at January's high flyers...

 

view results Soul Record Auctions - Recent Completed Soul Auctions [sorted by value]

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Frankie Crocker

A vintage selection of top tunes last month. Some of them were in mint unplayed condition. Sadly, I couldn’t land any of the biggest ones but did hook Rose Battiste. Competition for these rarities has definitely increased.

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Frankie Crocker
5 hours ago, Mark R said:

Who the f*ck is buying some of these records?!! 😮

Serious collectors who value the music and can afford the outlay. Plenty of pension pots being blown wisely and successful businessmen investing in priceless assets. If we all had the dosh, we’d all be doing it but sadly there’s not enough of it to go round.

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Winsford Soul
15 minutes ago, johnmcc said:

Larry Allen is rarer than L Allen.

However he has another one, how many more?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Northern-Soul-Larry-Allen-45-RPM-Cant-We-Talk-It-Over-1st-Pressing-near-mint/292945184544?hash=item4434e4c720:g:6JcAAOSwYTtcVnek:rk:1:pf:1&frcectupt=true

I know John. There was only ever about £50 / £100 difference between the two.  Bought mine of the legendary Steve Whittle . 

Exactly.  How many more has he got. 

Steve 

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Frankie Crocker

I’ve just been offered another copy from the eBay seller on a second chance-basis. The seller says he has found some ‘additional copies’. Apparently, the buyer of the second copy was very pleased with it and posted positive feedback, but I bet he will be hacked off when he learns there were more than two copies. Until we know precisely how many copies there are for sale, I would advise potential buyers to wait patiently.

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Frankie Crocker
On 08/02/2019 at 10:37, johnmcc said:

Larry Allen is rarer than L Allen.

However he has another one, how many more?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Northern-Soul-Larry-Allen-45-RPM-Cant-We-Talk-It-Over-1st-Pressing-near-mint/292945184544?hash=item4434e4c720:g:6JcAAOSwYTtcVnek:rk:1:pf:1&frcectupt=true

More than the first one that went for big money and more than the second one that also went for big money...watch this space...

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Frankie Crocker
On 08/02/2019 at 10:55, Winsford Soul said:

I know John. There was only ever about £50 / £100 difference between the two.  Bought mine of the legendary Steve Whittle . 

Exactly.  How many more has he got. 

Steve 

He now says there are ‘additional copies’ so does that mean 2 or 20 or 200?

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