I wanted to keep schtum about this as I wanted to have a cheeky bid and replace my copy I've been missing a couple years now, but who my kidding? Soul Source and every rare soul collector will be watching this minter from the original owner.

Those that had their noses pressed up against the Eddie Parker window last week, next best (short term) thing?

Not sure I can be assed to watch it finish at 6am as I think it'll be 500 sheets plus.

https://www.ebay.co.u...s-/251226401325

Edited February 18, 201312 yr by Simsy

  On 15/02/2013 at 18:57, Simsy said:

I wanted to keep schtum about this as I wanted to have a cheeky bid and replace my copy I've been missing a couple years now, but who my kidding? Soul Source and every rare soul collector will be watching this minter from the original owner.

Those that had their noses pressed up against the Eddie Parker window last week, next best (short term) thing?

Not sure I can be assed to watch it finish at 6am as I think it'll be 500 sheets plus.

https://www.ebay.co.u...s-/251226401325

Think you already missed the boat .

He listed the first copy a week back and even came on here to plug his sale .

It went for peanuts and was NM !

  On 15/02/2013 at 21:22, NEV said:

Think you already missed the boat .

He listed the first copy a week back and even came on here to plug his sale .

It went for peanuts and was NM !

Yeah he said about the US listing. Would like to know what peanuts was. Still, a record is worth what you're prepared to pay for it I always say.

I go to bed the high bidder. If I win that fecker in the morning I'll be reet pleased I tell the.

  On 15/02/2013 at 22:01, Simsy said:

Yeah he said about the US listing. Would like to know what peanuts was. Still, a record is worth what you're prepared to pay for it I always say.

I go to bed the high bidder. If I win that fecker in the morning I'll be reet pleased I tell the.

Item number 251221111452

Sorry for your loss

  On 15/02/2013 at 22:23, NEV said:

Item number 251221111452

Sorry for your loss

Hey don't feel sorry for me (as Jimmy Ruffin would say). I'm still miffed I parted with me first copy. Though the 350 was necessary at the time.

Price is all relative though, I had multiple unplayed copies of Victor Knight's Chinatown. One sold for 30 quid on ebay auction, another for £170 on Manship auction.

  On 15/02/2013 at 18:57, Simsy said:

I think it'll be 500 sheets plus.

Close, 430 quid. Shows it's still holding it's value, well apart from the US one that slipped through the net.

Wonder what the last copy will go for?