An Ebay seller told me he'd listed a Sam Fletcher at £100.00 and only got one bid, he saw it sell a month later for £280.00, that seller started at £19.99.
If you're selling on Ebay do you take a risk and ask a low starting price and calculate it will reach it's expected value at the end of the auction or do you start with a high price just in case it doesn't ?
Bobby Sheen's autograph, maybe the last one he ever did, he died a few weeks afterwards, have a few letters from Chris Bartley & Sandi Sheldon. Probably rarest is Spirit Terrell from the Vel-vets (she also gave me a hickey )
I've sold a few of these the last few months, based on EX and no major flaws on label reckon on £45 - 50 Dee Dee Sharp, £55 - 65 Showmen & about £25.00 for Gene Chandler, they're all out there for sale, be patient you'll get them, good luck.
Very,very sad news. I knew he'd had health problems but he never talked much about it. A veritable genius and a smashing bloke.I wrote a small article on him some years ago for the fanzine Soul Up North. RIP Arthur
I stand corrected, I did a quick check and it looks like Donald has sold about 4 or 5 (or has for sale) last week. Just found that thread where I say "disputable" it's called "Dodgy Dealings?" started by Pete Smith. Here's link : /forums/topic/299530-dodgy-dealings/#comment-2001569 What I should have said and meant to, was "not disputable" then the sentence makes sense. Perhaps you could tell me where I "had a go at him", whatever that means.
That seller has a whole box full, he's been selling them for years in dribs & drabs, he also used to have a gaggle of James Barnetts, don't see him selling those anymore though.
Well done ! never underestimate the ingenuity of the soul fan I do believe there's a company in Holland that does flatten records, albeit at owners risk. You're right don't even think about it with styrene. Good luck.
Looking at it, it's one of those 1970s pressing, quite tough to tell from an original (width of run-out). They usually go for about £30.00, suspect a pop-up DJ wanted it for his next gig.