Md Records Posted October 31, 2005 Share Posted October 31, 2005 Did a trade at the weekend for the storming old Stafford spin Rosa Lee Brooks - The Utee - Revis This features a young "Jimmy Hendrix" on Guitar, and a copy (claimed to be very rare) is on show in the "Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame" in Cleveland, Ohio. It worked out about £200 in trades for the disc, which I thought was about on the button, give or take £50 either way (hey but what the F*** do I know) Anyhow when I got home, out of curiosity I consulted the guides. JOHN MANSHIP - £600 TIM BROWN - £30 Although I knew of discrepancies between the books, I'd never seen one in there to this degree, or are there more at this level (I'd like to know of them), and frankly was a little stunned. Is the Manship price outrageous, is it a typo in Tim Brown's (I certainly have never seen this for £30, or I'd have F****ng bought it)Have I unwittingly just chanced upon the worst example of price variation between the Two books. Des Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Guest taylormadesoul Posted October 31, 2005 Share Posted October 31, 2005 same thing has happened to me THE COOPERETTES - WIN ALL YOUR LOVE...I-D-B- RECORDS in tim browns price guide ; £25 manships never seen a copy in 20 years.....JM price £200+ spoke to pat brady and last one he sold ,went to japan 10 years ago @ £250 where does TB pluck his prices from...when hes never had a copy in years & years ?????? Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
steve z Posted October 31, 2005 Share Posted October 31, 2005 Did a trade at the weekend for the storming old Stafford spin Rosa Lee Brooks - The Utee - Revis This features a young "Jimmy Hendrix" on Guitar, and a copy (claimed to be very rare) is on show in the "Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame" in Cleveland, Ohio. It worked out about £200 in trades for the disc, which I thought was about on the button, give or take £50 either way (hey but what the F*** do I know) Anyhow when I got home, out of curiosity I consulted the guides. JOHN MANSHIP - £600 TIM BROWN - £30 Although I knew of discrepancies between the books, I'd never seen one in there to this degree, or are there more at this level (I'd like to know of them), and frankly was a little stunned. Is the Manship price outrageous, is it a typo in Tim Brown's (I certainly have never seen this for £30, or I'd have F****ng bought it)Have I unwittingly just chanced upon the worst example of price variation between the Two books. Des Hi Des.Have you looked at the post I placed "What do known dealers Know that we don't" under all about the soul forum? Has some excellent replies related to your post Stevie Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Paul McKay Posted October 31, 2005 Share Posted October 31, 2005 Someone alleged to me that TB's guide was rushed out to meet a deadline and wasn't fully updated from his database. Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Ged Parker Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Someone alleged to me that TB's guide was rushed out to meet a deadline and wasn't fully updated from his database. Tim is one of the few dealers who is also a collector. Is it too much of a long shot to suggest the Tim hasn't got the ones he pitches at a low price . After all he is setting a market price for many sellers. Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
Steve G Posted November 1, 2005 Share Posted November 1, 2005 Tim is one of the few dealers who is also a collector. Is it too much of a long shot to suggest the Tim hasn't got the ones he pitches at a low price . After all he is setting a market price for many sellers. Ged you cynic - how could you even think such a thing! Link to comment Social source share More sharing options...
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