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farflungstar
07-08-2019, 11:30
So, the front end is gone and I now have a lot of vinyl I need to move on. I have a question as I've never sold any of my collection before. Do I need to put a photo of each album? Gulp.
Adey

Audio Al
07-08-2019, 11:31
Are you in Spain ?

Suggest you make a list of what you have , shipping will be a problem

WESTLOWER
07-08-2019, 11:40
So, the front end is gone and I now have a lot of vinyl I need to move on. I have a question as I've never sold any of my collection before. Do I need to put a photo of each album? Gulp.
Adey

Adey you have pm

farflungstar
07-08-2019, 11:42
Are you in Spain ?

Suggest you make a list of what you have , shipping will be a problemYes I know, hence my dread of selling it to be honest. Not sure what to do, though I guess I could list the choicest picks and offload the rest to charity. I don't know.
Adey

Jazid
07-08-2019, 12:26
I have bought vinyl from all over Europe and even America. So far zero problems.

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JohnG
07-08-2019, 18:35
Type a few serial numbers of the vinyl albums into ebay or Google.
You may be surprised at some of the values that are to be found, I'm sure the charity shop will be doing this, that's why Val Doonigan, Max Bygraves and Scottish Pipe Bands are the only vinyl seen in a charity shop.

farflungstar
07-08-2019, 19:34
I'm just not sure if I can put only a list here - I don't want to piss the mods off lol

Macca
07-08-2019, 19:39
You don't need to post pictures of records or any other media. Obviously it helps sell them but there's no requirement. Music sales threads are posted here https://theartofsound.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?49-Music-Sales-film-amp-blank-media

Gazjam
07-08-2019, 20:08
Take a look at the website Discogs.
https://www.discogs.com/

farflungstar
07-08-2019, 20:35
You don't need to post pictures of records or any other media. Obviously it helps sell them but there's no requirement. Music sales threads are posted here https://theartofsound.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?49-Music-Sales-film-amp-blank-mediaThank you.

flapland
07-08-2019, 21:05
Take a look at the website Discogs.
https://www.discogs.com/

Definitely take a look at prices on Discogs. 90's Britpop LP's can go for very good money. I have just started to list my own collection and it soon adds up. Discogs will show you low, median and top values.

Pigmy Pony
08-08-2019, 06:13
Type a few serial numbers of the vinyl albums into ebay or Google.
You may be surprised at some of the values that are to be found, I'm sure the charity shop will be doing this, that's why Val Doonigan, Max Bygraves and Scottish Pipe Bands are the only vinyl seen in a charity shop.

Sorry about the Max Bygraves albums, John, that was me :(

Haselsh1
08-08-2019, 06:35
I sold my entire vinyl collection throughout 2018 via ebay. I posted photo's of each album featuring any cover damage or potential issues so that I was well covered and featured photo's of the vinyl itself as well. I auctioned most of everything via ebay's global shipping program and only had one issue of damage in transit that I gave a partial refund on. You'll be very surprised what level of money some folk will pay for first issue vinyl throughout the World.