Rubin you've been away kapp demo

[Adydj]

Hi could someone give me the value of this tune ex condition thanks ady

[Benji]

have you ever researched a price on your own?

[Adydj]

Yes all the time there are so many time wasters on hear I have to

[Frankie Crocker]

Popsike will give you the most up to date price range for recent sales in relation to condition. Are we talking about a WD here? If so, expect to pay at least c£375 to secure one. The sales price is flexible depending on your expectations and their method of payment, but if you are selling in a hurry, you might only realise c£325 for a VG++ copy. Hope this helps with the request and others you may have tomorrow...

[Benji]

3 hours ago, adydj said:

Yes all the time there are so many time wasters on hear I have to

It's "on here". At least spare a few seconds for proper grammar.

Beside that I'm serious. You open thread after thread asking for prices, it's like 50% of the Look At Your Box threads come from you asking for prices.

Why not do your homework and do your research yourself? It's not hard, there's Soul Source, Discogs, Popsike, CollectorsFrenzy, Facebook. They all can give pretty accurate and up to date values. You got a pretty lazy attitude mate.

I don't know why folks on here still fall for you and give you detailed informations and price indications. I won't

[Adydj]

It's nothing to do with you I wouldn't  ask you  anyway butting  in like a big nosey kid you gotta let it go and get on with your own stuff  

 

[Adydj]

I've got prices now and I will still pit records on hear for  value  I don't want you to tell me to me you sound jealous byeeeeee

[Guest Aaron Darcy]

Calm down boys' don't be pulling each other's hair 😀😀

[Pumpkinseed]

Benji well spotted ! You have a valid point , there are loads of different ways of finding out prices  . If your serious about collecting expensive records you should know the prices . Seems Adydj is just telling us what he has in his collection.......very very boring reading ! 

[Scooterboy]

I might be wrong (I often am according to the current wife), but it would appear that the same guy asked the same question on this site on 25th February this year and received a number of responses.

Has the value of this record 'gone through the roof' in the last 6 months so as to justify raising the question again? 

Chris

 

[Tattoodave]

11 minutes ago, scooterboy said:

I might be wrong (I often am according to the current wife), but it would appear that the same guy asked the same question on this site on 25th February this year and received a number of responses.

Has the value of this record 'gone through the roof' in the last 6 months so as to justify raising the question again? 

Chris

 

Not wrong this time Chris, well spotted.

In answer to your question, my answer would be "Not in my house, but then my house has different parameters"

Dave

[Adydj]

Hi yes it has thanks for your concern 

[Scooterboy]

3 hours ago, adydj said:

Hi yes it has thanks for your concern 

It clearly must have gone up as a quick trawl of SS suggests that you had a good idea of the price in June 2016 when you advertised it for sale @ £450.

Perhaps the prices of Jock Mitchell 'Not A Chance In A Million' has also rocketed as it appears that you asked for prices on this twice in November 2016 and then again in February 2017...and it appears that you got responses.

Similarly it also appears that you also asked about prices for Dean Parrish 'Bricks Broken Bottles and Sticks' in February and July of this year...again it appears that you got responses.          

I've asked for guidance in the past price-wise and have always been appreciative of the efforts that have been made by those that have responded...perhaps if I keep asking the price of tunes in my collection will eventually attain a price that I'm happy with.

Given the above, and assuming that I haven't erred (which is entirely possible and if that is the case then I apologise unreservedly in advance), then I am inclined to agree with both Pumpkinseed and Benji. 

[Adydj]

Np problem