Value Please

[Dunc]

How much is a white demo worth now of "Not a Chance in a Million" and how much a red issue?

Thanks, Dunc

[paultp]

How much is a white demo worth now of "Not a Chance in a Million" and how much a red issue?

Thanks, Dunc

There's a mint WD on JM's auction at the mo, currently 332 with 16 days to go

Think the red issue is rarer but that's just a guess.

[Dunc]

Thanks Paul

Anyone got the guide prices?

Dunc

[Guest Stuart Raith]

Thanks Paul

Anyone got the guide prices?

Dunc

I think it goes for about 50 quid now mate... tell you what, seeing as you are a nice guy, let's call it it £90 and you buy the supper

Edited August 20, 2007 by Stuart Raith

[45cellar]

Thanks Paul

Anyone got the guide prices?

Dunc

There's a mint WD on JM's auction at the mo, currently 332 with 16 days to go

Think the red issue is rarer but that's just a guess.

Hi

I would also say that the Stock Copy takes some finding,

I used to have a Stock Copy in the 70's but sold it

The 3rd Edition has it at £400 but doesn't specify DEMO or Stock Copy

and of course there is now the 4th Edition.

Either copy is a Once in a lifetime find, a brilliant record too.

Edited August 20, 2007 by 45cellar

[Dave Moore]

I'd rate the demo as the harder to find, but only going on personal experience. I remember when this was an 8 quid record that was all over the place. The again so was Al Williams on LaBeat. Certainly not the case now and is on every wants lists I get.

[Guest Dante]

Hi

I would also say that the Stock Copy takes some finding,

I used to have a Stock Copy in the 70's but sold it

The 3rd Edition has it at £400 but doesn't specify DEMO or Stock Copy

and of course there is now the 4th Edition.

Either copy is a Once in a lifetime find, a brilliant record too.

On Manship's 4th Edition it quoutes the demo at 450 and the stock at 400.

Cheers