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My old 4th edition Manship guide states the value at £4000 for a minter (my guide is out of date), but this copy is in VG- condition suggesting the value is 25% of the minter value.

Current ebay bidding patterns have significantly pushed the values above the guide prices on hard to obtain records.

I wonder whether this will hit the £4000 despite its condition 

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Re guide £3500 and £4000

Which doesn't make any reasoned sense, a skipping 45 only 12.5% cheaper than a non skipper.

I don't and won't use guides it's the easiest and quickest way to get the price wrong

Cheers Darren

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I personally wouldn't give a tenner for it. I couldn't stand to play it because of all the background noise, and it doesn't even look good for display.

 

I think if a minty demo ever came up for sale, you could retire on the proceeds.  :lol:

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Re guide £3500 and £4000

Which doesn't make any reasoned sense, a skipping 45 only 12.5% cheaper than a non skipper.

I don't and won't use guides it's the easiest and quickest way to get the price wrong

Cheers Darren

 

He might mean the "non skipping" run, as it was pressed two (or possibly three) times, and only one of those presses were faulty.

 

Cheers

Mick

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join a fookin long queue lol

You want one of those ticket machines like at the cheese counter Ted.

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I still expect this to go for more than $2K. Based on what I've seen other rough copies of legendary record sell for, there are people who will spend money for this. It's listenable, might even sound OK when played at a club.

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Price Guide prices don't really apply to these sort of records. Much depends on who already has it, whether to ignore the label condition and whether it is for DJing. No serious collector would turn this record down at a price they could afford but how many of us have 3K spare this week? Should clear 2K and get close to 3K as availability continues to diminish.

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I still expect this to go for more than $2K. Based on what I've seen other rough copies of legendary record sell for, there are people who will spend money for this. It's listenable, might even sound OK when played at a club.

Ive heard much worse copy of this in a club :yes:

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my Lester Tipton's no worse' mind I only paid 35 quid

Sounded alright out front on at Blackhearts on Sunday morning Ted!

 

On the Gwen Owens, surely that much damage must render it pretty undesirable (does to me anyway)...it's lost so much of its appeal without the label - I'd always be thinking I was the owner of that "worst copy of Gwen Owens in the world ever". Also I'd probably be always on the lookout for a better copy as soon as I'd bought it... you can tell I'm not a proper collector!

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While on the subject of Gwen Owens, just come across this interesting (if knackered looking) Jamaican issue of 'It ain't hardly over' on ebay:-

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1015-GWEN-OWENS-IT-AINT-HARDLY-OVER-KEEP-ON-LIVING-JOSIE-REGGAE-45-7-/191336654446?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item2c8c8da66e

 

The advert lists it as 'reggae' and says recorded in Jamaica, however the audio clip just sounds like my US issue which I assumed was a US recording. Are they correct and it was recorded in Jamaica? Sounds odd to me. Top tune either way 

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I can just imagine the conversation after looking at the label......Hey!!! Homer honey, I was able to save 2 dimes by reusing the old sellophane tape on this old record. Dohh

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Why would you bid on such a knackered record?......it's not as if it's a total one off or something.....back in the day a copy in this condition would have been trashed....now it seems everyone and his brother wants it. Madness.

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Ted, re. Blackhearts, what was the big R&B one you played towards the end of your set - a bit like ZZ Hill, something about coffee - great tune

J T Parker If you want to hold on Academy Chris

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I can't see paying 1,000 Quid (25% of mint price) on a collection "filler".  That doesn't look and sound like a record to play and listen to.

Fine for DJing Robb but that would be all, and more or less at the price its at now! A collector wouldn`t touch t with a barge-pole.

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Ive heard much worse copy of this in a club :yes:

I think I know which copy you mean Ted. It seems to get worse every time I hear it out. It'll soon be unplayable.

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