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If I were to have a copy of the above record for sale in excellent condition, how much do you think I should list it for - book price being 700 quid.

And would anyone be interested in buying it maybe?

cheers

Pete

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There was one for sale a couple of months ago, not sure if it was on here, JMs or Pat Brady's, sure it was up for £800. Definately a hard record, but a bloody awful version IMO!

I lied, it was on....

https://www..co.uk/product_detail.asp?id=16039

and it was £700

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Posted

£600 a good price for it, are the labels on the right way round? Has someone started playing it out lately, or the Mamie Lee version, cos the price of that seems to be going up every week at the moment too.

Posted

£600 a good price for it, are the labels on the right way round? Has someone started playing it out lately, or the Mamie Lee version, cos the price of that seems to be going up every week at the moment too.

Mamie Lee used to be so common that you couldn't give it away, £2, £3 tops. You'd never have believed it could be 50 quid.

Didn't know they had reversed labels (that's the Servicemen on Patheway isn't it) but I don't have the record here, someone wanted me to sell it for them.

Posted

I'd rather buy a home-made film of you playing funny old records and fighting off a wasp...................... :shades:

Fair enough - I have finished episode 2, £500 to you, full ownership rights included :lol:

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Guest in town Mikey
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£600 is cheap, for an ex copy. Someone would surely bite your hand off. i would if I had the money. I think it is a solid £700 record. It still hasnt turned up in any quantity (has it?).

I'm one of the few who actually prefer it to Mamie Galore. I love Mamie's version, and it is quite unusual to prefer the second version you hear of a song. In my experience anyway. Tobi would be right near the top of my wants list were I collecting again.

Posted

Thanks for the opinions, very interesting as always, but when you're selling for someone else you have to do your best for them, so you can't sell it too cheap - by the same token, you don't want to price it so high that nobody buys it.

Posted (edited)

I sold a copy a couple of years back for 750, right person right time I suppose, The labels were the correct way around in fact all the copies I've seen are. Has any one actually seen it with reversed label or are we getting mixed up with Servicemen? :g:

I used to play the "Groovy Feeling" side too. :yes:

I bought it off Ted as stated above

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I sold a copy a couple of years back for 750, right person right time I suppose, The labels were the correct way around in fact all the copies I've seen are. Has any one actually seen it with reversed label or are we getting mixed up with Servicemen? :g:

Possibly :) I have had to point out my memory isn't what it once was on a couple of other threads today already! :hypo:

Posted

It's the pick of the versions Pikey!

Pete, have you spoken to Mick Smith for a price? Think he has a copy.

He'd say it's worth half of what it's actually worth, he always does!


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Pete - 3 main UK based dealers have all had this at 700 in the last few months. All mint and clean labels (right way?)

They sat a while and it looked like 2 were maybe taken down as I didn't spot SOLD posted against them. One on the link still sat there as well.

Depends what commission he wants to give or if not then at up to 600 I think it would go. People got to remember that dealers have web, ad costs etc so got to make a quid or two on top.

Mamie heading up to a ton now I notice on some set sales.

But what do we know as money is so tight at the moment

Cheers

Tony

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Why anyone plays this I'll never understand.

It sounds like a sloshed Tranny club-turn singing to these ears.

:yes:

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Pete - 3 main UK based dealers have all had this at 700 in the last few months. All mint and clean labels (right way?)

They sat a while and it looked like 2 were maybe taken down as I didn't spot SOLD posted against them. One on the link still sat there as well.

Depends what commission he wants to give or if not then at up to 600 I think it would go. People got to remember that dealers have web, ad costs etc so got to make a quid or two on top.

Mamie heading up to a ton now I notice on some set sales.

But what do we know as money is so tight at the moment

Cheers

Tony

Cheers Tony. WIll definitely undercut all of those big time. I always say, there's no point having a record on the shelf, I;d rather turn it into money even if it means reducing it.

Guest garysoul82
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If I were to have a copy of the above record for sale in excellent condition, how much do you think I should list it for - book price being 700 quid.

And would anyone be interested in buying it maybe?

cheers

Pete

should have got it of Domar 20yrs ago .Ithink it was eight quid.

Posted

I think it was on one of his lists for that price around 1985

Also The Brooks Brothers for £5 and The Fantasions GI Joe for something similar, these were not the going rates for these records at the time Domar was all over the place with his pricing then.

Posted

Also The Brooks Brothers for £5 and The Fantasions GI Joe for something similar, these were not the going rates for these records at the time Domar was all over the place with his pricing then.

Still, we've all done it at some time - I still do it now! :ohmy:

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Still, we've all done it at some time - I still do it now! :ohmy:

I agree Pete but to infer that Tobbi Bowe was a cheap record then is not correct it has always been 100 times harder than Mamie Lee (which until about 5 years ago was a £3 record every day of the week, if you could sell it!)

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I agree Pete but to infer that Tobbi Bowe was a cheap record then is not correct it has always been 100 times harder than Mamie Lee (which until about 5 years ago was a £3 record every day of the week, if you could sell it!)

I agree, it was always a hard record and Mamie Lee was just so ridiculously common.

Guest garysoul82
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I think it was on one of his lists for that price around 1985

your right pete,just found richards price booklet out from that period.Fair play to him,you could always

find a bargain on his sales lists.Timmy carr-workin 60.00 (listed as only known copy) and Donna coleman 5.00.

Tobbi bowe might be the rarer version but Mamie lee is so much better quality.

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Posted

im after a copy of this if anyone has one...

I'd lean on Mick Smith Mark, with offers of cash & swaps maybe. He's always up for a 'deal'.. :thumbsup:


Posted

Tobbi is the only version. Best dancer. :thumbsup:

She can't sing and it's backing track is terrible. Utter rubbish. No wonder nobody wanted to buy it off me last year :lol:

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Posted

Been on Pat Bradys list reasonably regularly-maybe the same copy over and over again-I could understand why it wouldn`t sell!

Pretty sure it`s been on the auction quite often.

Maybe not too often-just whenever I take a look?

I thought of starting a topic-"Dealers who often have the same records numerous times"

Posted

She can't sing and it's backing track is terrible. Utter rubbish. No wonder nobody wanted to buy it off me last year :lol:

She can sing and the backing track is great. Really good. I wanted to buy it from you last year, I was a little light. :(

Posted

Been on Pat Bradys list reasonably regularly-maybe the same copy over and over again-I could understand why it wouldn`t sell!

Pretty sure it`s been on the auction quite often.

Maybe not too often-just whenever I take a look?

I thought of starting a topic-"Dealers who often have the same records numerous times"

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yes seen that as well - and noticed how many times its been up ,,, will see if its up there again next week?

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Been on Pat Bradys list reasonably regularly-maybe the same copy over and over again-I could understand why it wouldn`t sell!

Pretty sure it`s been on the auction quite often.

Maybe not too often-just whenever I take a look?

I thought of starting a topic-"Dealers who often have the same records numerous times"

coz pat wants a million quid for it

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Posted

it has a reasonable B side bought one of Jim Wesiora for £30 and sold it not long after for similar, 500 is about right and i think it will still be as struggle at that imo

there's been a few around over the past 12 months its a very hard record to sell ' so like Ted say's £500 very tops.

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