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Zanetti Posted Wednesday at 17:14 Author Posted Wednesday at 17:14 It's a shame to see rare, but not inhumanly rare records being overbid beyond their actual value ... maybe only to end up in another UK based store in a few months time, but very likely to be offered for even more. I know it's ugly - but maybe true Traditions - 316£ Betty Lloyd - 766£ Younghearts - 286£ John Bowie - 1017£ Darrow Fletcher - 115£ Specials - 265£ Saphires - 443£ Sammy King - 1088£ Jerry And His Uniques - 349£ Frankie & Classicals - 444£ 3
Woodbutcher Posted Wednesday at 17:19 Posted Wednesday at 17:19 (edited) You could have picked up the Specials on here and saved £65 for starters ... Edited Wednesday at 17:20 by Woodbutcher 2
Dobber Posted Wednesday at 17:30 Posted Wednesday at 17:30 The sapphires 45 is the standout desperation act for me,not only a very poor version,but the intro doesn’t fit the song at all! joking aside a did actually turn my nose up at the record for £2 in the 90’s as I wouldn’t pay any money for it christ I can be harshIm sure a lot of people love the tune. Also…is it ok to slag off records but sell records on here too 1
Lionelonthevinyl Posted Wednesday at 18:38 Posted Wednesday at 18:38 Younghearts never fetches silly money and a great record (imo)....sapphires does have an intro that totally does not go with the song, agreed Lee!!! John Bowie a few bob but rarer on the demo I guess. Probably still to expensive though???....for you guys who post, massive thank you!!! Rob 2
Dobber Posted Wednesday at 18:47 Posted Wednesday at 18:47 5 minutes ago, Lionelonthevinyl said: Younghearts never fetches silly money and a great record (imo)....sapphires does have an intro that totally does not go with the song, agreed Lee!!! John Bowie a few bob but rarer on the demo I guess. Probably still to expensive though???....for you guys who post, massive thank you!!! Rob Yeah I agree on all thoughts rob,the John Bowie has enjoyed a £1k plus run for a while,I can see this one like say the chandlers and other similar oldies coming down to a more realistic amount? Just now, Dobber said: Yeah I agree on all thoughts rob,the John Bowie has enjoyed a £1k plus run for a while,I can see this one like say the chandlers and other similar oldies coming down to a more realistic amount? Although as Im thinking this,i do try and get these amounts when I sell stuff 2
Okehdownsouth Posted yesterday at 07:35 Posted yesterday at 07:35 All pretty much as expected but I do think that Frankie and The Classical was a bit cheap considering how rare a decent UK copy is these days and you hardly ever see one for sale and it was a huge record for this of us who are old enough. 3
Gaz T Posted yesterday at 09:30 Posted yesterday at 09:30 1 hour ago, Okehdownsouth said: All pretty much as expected but I do think that Frankie and The Classical was a bit cheap considering how rare a decent UK copy is these days and you hardly ever see one for sale and it was a huge record for this of us who are old enough. And the Darrow Fletcher was decent price in great condition it’s not easy these days on London if it wasn’t for the easy availability of the USA groovy copy I would’ve thought the UK would go for loads more A lovely UK piece to have 2
Keamus Posted yesterday at 09:53 Posted yesterday at 09:53 Surprised no one has mentioned the eye watering £750 the Cindy Scott demo fetched. Near mint one from a UK seller on Discogs for less than half the price. 1
Benji Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago I'm still struggling to get over what price the Traditions went for. Utter rubbish 45. Got it twice in Domar soul packs in the 90s and really struggled to pass it on. Nobody wanted it. SWONS. 1
John Hart Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago Ditto The Ravin Mads "Where Is Love", 717 pounds ? got a copy off Dicky Domars Massive list for 30 squid after Pat Brady listed it in 1990. ,tuneless, drab ,offering, I was" Ravin" ,Gave it away to the much loved Dave Mc Cadden! 1
Dobber Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 1 hour ago, John Hart said: Ditto The Ravin Mads "Where Is Love", 717 pounds ? got a copy off Dicky Domars Massive list for 30 squid after Pat Brady listed it in 1990. ,tuneless, drab ,offering, I was" Ravin" ,Gave it away to the much loved Dave Mc Cadden! Yes proving that collecting isnt just blind but deaf as well
Tobytyke Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago 13 hours ago, Okehdownsouth said: All pretty much as expected but I do think that Frankie and The Classical was a bit cheap considering how rare a decent UK copy is these days and you hardly ever see one for sale and it was a huge record for this of us who are old enough. Have to agree.One sold on Ebay last year for £645, Just goes to show bargains to be had on John's auctions
Okehdownsouth Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago I agree, everyone slags it off for always achieveing stupidly high prices but the reality is that if a record is going through a researgence at the clubs it always goes for daft money. 5-6 years ago I sent JM a copy of Milton Wright I belong to You. I bought it for £45 5 years earlier but it became massive at the time and he sold it for £985 which to was nuts because I didn't even like the record. Also it depends on who is bidding just look at the 2 copies of the Tomangoes that sold recently, a VG+ ish copy on Tim Brown for £9k and Ex++ on JM for about £3k. Personally I still prefer auctions to set sales because you get the chance to offer what the record is worth to you at that time and don't lose out because you were either not online at the time or haven't figured out the sneaky ways to get a preview of what is for sale before the emails come out. 1
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