Davidwapples

People who bought high a few years ago may want / need to sell on now and the prices have dropped on lots of non demand things but they will hang on to their price as dont want to take a massive hit when they paid for hype demand above normal price

I meant why should the us seller let the buyer save the 20 % custom fee. They wont get any of it . The uk buyer can then resell it and make an extra 20% plus his profit

But why should the seller do this? It saves the buyer 20 percent but if the buyer is flipping it then he makes the extra back for doing nothing.

Saw bernard William's go quickly for 350 recently

But where would you draw the line if you made one now? No mention of top 500,oldies nights, wigan etc. No featuring of the djs that hang on in the scene playing the same records from 40 years ago from 5 quid bootleg. Whatever you covered people who are into the other parts would say its rubbish. Would you cover r&b , soulful house, 40 year old modern or crossover? Would it mention cds, mp3s

If its johnny moore cant live without your love I've got one for sale, listed it this afternoon

Johnny Moore Cant live without your love Jadan records vg++ B side is vg+ due to a couple of Mark's and slight crackle £120 with all fees and special delivery postage

Most of that set could be played by billy bootleg at a fraction of the cost. Just playing expensive played out top 500 tunes because you can afford them and want 5 minutes of fame.

I'd say 150 for this and 100/120 usa

I've seen a couple of them but they seem to price a little more than the usa version but a lot less than the uk release. I'd say the £350 is high though

Paying that for a carver is daft but paying 150 to get an original is also bad.

The ones on windy c can be picked up for under 20 pounds, some under 10. All worth having

If you think it's a bad version check out the cover by dodgy from several years ago on youtube

Make a cardboard centre to fit in the record then make a hole to line up the record where you want it to be so it plays ok

The five copies made £1006 combined so that would give an idea of the price for this

With manships auction you pay one increase above the price it is when you bid. Eg if its 100 and increasements are 10 pounds. You bid 160 you are the highest bidder at 110, if someone bids 120 then you are highest bid at 130 . If someone bids 170 you are out

I picked one up for 35 when the find had diluted the market and flipped it a couple of years later for 60 ish on trades. Theres a lot out there now but most are now tucked away till the daft offers appear

He had a discogs shop and sent a monthly email list but not heard much for a while

There was a site called soulbid in the past but I never used it. Not sure if it is still going

People paying daft money for oldies then leave the next rung down of records available to those who cant afford them These then become in demand for the fact they are affordable so more people buy them, this then pushes the price up so buyers go to the level below again Things like the Chimes, bill space lady things on rictic that were about a fiver etc are going up as people cant afford the next step ones

I would keep the scooter. You can listen to music online or cd /mp3 . Unless its top line rarities or acetate it's easier to buy records as and when you can afford them than to replace your scooter with one you like

There is a discussion on facebook rare soul group about it maybe not being a legit release due to different type fonts so maybe due to that

A mint uk45 without a centre is 50 percent of a copy with. I'd expect no labels to be of similar percentage

People wanting to get more money than a record is worth or a record that is obscure or rare that there is no current sale prices for. Eg I have bill space lady on a 45, this to me is a 20 to 30 quid record but people are paying upwards of 100 for it as its popular at the minute. If I was to sell it I'd put it on auction to get the most I could for it. Also a few years I found a copy of pic and bill what does it take on charay for 8 quid. No copies have been sold so I sent it to a dealer who auctioned it and I got 800 for it, I'd happily have taken the 400 I was offered privately but the dealer got more in exchange for their commission

Could you just wrap some tape around the plastic centre you use to make it wider? They are not expensive and would do the job Alternatively cut a cardboard centre that fits in the record then add a spindle hole and play using that