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Guest the dukester

one on Manships auction now if you fancy wasting a lot of money.

This record is real proof that......... BEARS "DO" SHIT IN THE WOODS not_i.gif

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Think this is one of those tracks that when you first hear it you think what a great track it is, however after hearing a few times it don't sound so good. I've got it on C.D that I play in the car, I skip past it now when it comes on, thought it was brill when I first heard it.........

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How much then ?

Hard one to price.............I'm after one and people will tell you anything between £200 and £1,000.

One sold on ebay about 4 weeks ago for about £550 (can't remember exactly but I was second bidder and I think I bid about that much)

Lew Stanley has one up for auction at the moment.................whoops !!!!!! just blown my chances of getting that one now.

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Chalks, you should know better. This ain't a hard one mate. I've had at least 5 go through my hands within the past 3 years. In fact I have a spare right now, and I honestly don't think £150 to £200 is really that far out. I'll wait and see what the auction makes, and if some fool wants to pay £300-£500 then I'll go and find fool No. 2 and offer him my spare. :rolleyes:

I'm not saying it is rare but the £100 to £150 is a bit off the mark these days....personally don't think the £300-£500 is far off the mark today......the number of folks who ask about this both on forums and off list would suggest the demand is still there.

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Guest Johnny One Trout

Chalks, you should know better. This ain't a hard one mate. I've had at least 5 go through my hands within the past 3 years. In fact I have a spare right now, and I honestly don't think £150 to £200 is really that far out. I'll wait and see what the auction makes, and if some fool wants to pay £300-£500 then I'll go and find fool No. 2 and offer him my spare. wink.gif

Andy don't mess about waiting for manship, sell it to me for a fair and reasonable price ...................you know it makes sense thumbsup.gifph34r.gif

JoT

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Andy don't mess about waiting for manship, sell it to me for a fair and reasonable price ...................you know it makes sense thumbsup.gifph34r.gif

JoT

I could be fool no 2 here John, even on your most foolingest day :P

Donkey, bear me in mind please. wink.gif

(Pun intended)

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Guest Richard Bergman

I'm not saying it is rare but the £100 to £150 is a bit off the mark these days....personally don't think the £300-£500 is far off the mark today......the number of folks who ask about this both on forums and off list would suggest the demand is still there.

Les Hare @ Kingbee records in Manchester sold one for 40 quid about 2 years ago.

I'm a little suprised to see it climbing so steeply , you don't fear another Frederick Hymes do you with a couple of boxes turning up ?

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Unfortunately, as with all 'Flavour of the month' records, price rise doesn't reflect rarity...

wait until everyones sick of hearing it and then give it a year on top, and the price will settle to what it should be.

think it will be a while before it settles down to a realistic price. currently £317 on JM auction :wicked:

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