Top 20 Most Valuable Vintage Rock Records

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Title	:	Top 20 Most Valuable Vintage Rock Records
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Im renewing my Columbia Record Club 8 track subscription Monday
Comment from : @keithfr7095

Got a lot of weird records, but none of thosebrJust an odd Jimi Hendrix instrumental
Comment from : @MichaelWysocki-ks5xt

Hi i love your info and knowledge about records! I would like for you to tell me besides discogs which other sites to get a good idea about price and value and honest opinion on records! Thankyou! Keep it up!
Comment from : @COUNTRYANDY65

The Pragons ABBA record is such a great record I recently got the reissue w/ the picture sleeve
Comment from : @danethunders

One I’d like to mention is the song black Betty by Starstruck-sung by the original singer and lead guitarist (Bill Bartlett)of RamJam band starstruck’s is the original version (before his later version on Epic with RamJam)It is on the Truckstar label from Cleveland Ohio, I think it is a lot more rocking and raw ;also much rarer
Comment from : @GeoffNSmith-bs8rg

Great list! Only ones I would've added would be:br-Movie Magg (Carl Perkins)br-Eager Boy (the lonesome drifter)br-Defrost your Heart (Charlie Feathers)
Comment from : @linus-clocksnmusic

Good morning Don! What is the best book or website to look for record values
Comment from : @jeremygerdes16

How cool - The Hangmen of Fairfield County are local to me! Hoping to find that 45 one day, such a unique A-side
Comment from : @eddiegoldeniii

Do one on country music please
Comment from : @wandagreer9144

I have all of these, just joking, love your channel
Comment from : @brianolson6366

Wow!!! You're a Buckeye!!!! I knew that I liked you for a reason 😏!!!!? Lol!!!" I'm right outside of Columbus Ohio "" Down around Circleville!!!!?" In the country deep!!!!!!!!? Lol! I have a bunch of different things that I'm looking to sell!!!!!@? And if you're ever in my neck of the woods!!? Please stop by and visit us!!!? God bless you all today Shalom 8
Comment from : @tommymccown8727

My dad's gotta ton of 45's👍🏼 I bet it's just full of gems💎 Hopefully🙏🏼💯✔
Comment from : @_The_Worst_

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Comment from : @d00med74

I love how you intersperse commercials through the video, it really make it very entertaining
Comment from : @justinlink1616

Thanks for your information I usually watch you every day on YouTube I have my own store on eBay I just have to really add some items but I like the information you have
Comment from : @MartiansOfOakland

Thank you for the knowledge ! ! ! br👍 😉
Comment from : @shanethepain1000

Thanks Don 😀👍♥️
Comment from : @GdHr-oz5ph

I sold a record approx 6 years ago on eBay by the 5 Chimes named “ My Rosemarie “ for $5,66555 The record was released in 1953, I boughtbrfrom a second hand store on 6th Ave in Manhattan for 25 cents The value was because there was just 2 recorded as 45 RPMs You can Google itbrthere is a photo showing the 2 bidders holding my recorded I do not want to show the name of the winning bidder You are welcome to email me or call me for that information Thank you
Comment from : @robertlucas8551

Sorecords you will NEVER find Might as well play the lottery
Comment from : @kreteman7779

and I thought for sure that I would have seen the Rolling Stones "Stoned" on London, I sold it thru a friend , it fetched $2K on Ebay, will definitely be looking for some of the others listed here!
Comment from : @ontariopicker6343

Just absolutely love every video you do, just great information for everyone & always learning new stuff from you I have that exact same Pink Floyd Record & the sleeve as well, it has Scarecrow on the reverse side No way would I sell that, but it's great to see it's worth very good money Thank you, Don Charles in the UK
Comment from : @charlesforeman9438

Great info and amazing background shot at the beginning - some of the worlds best bands ever right there! (NOmeansNO!!!) : )
Comment from : @goodasgoldy1

Thanks for the video
Comment from : @jojo90s4

I bet the person who gave a thumbs down never played with records or made them play backward Sorry about your luck 90S babies
Comment from : @readpostcard

Great topic and video Don! I have been an audiophile for many decades, and a seller for half that time of common to rare 45s, et al Always enjoy your videos and advice, best to you
Comment from : @gglaw42

Hi Don - you used to speak of a compendium of records you were working on for publication Is that still being planned? Thanks for all your great videos Your breadth of knowledge is amazing
Comment from : @Proudfather7

Great background graphic
Comment from : @mnkyuncl

Thanks Don great info!
Comment from : @ivangies6314

Thanks for the video on 45’s! Earlier this year, I bought 20 boxes of records with a total of approximately 12,000 45’s at an estate sale I’ve sold a few boxes since and have tripled my original investment I still have about 10,000 to go! I don’t think I have any of those you mentioned in the video but I’ll have to go back through the remaining ones again Lots of duplicate rock from the 50’s thru the 80’s, some with picture sleeves, and a few hundred promos, which I like the best It’s just like looking thru baseball cards! I think the guy had a jukebox business several years ago Thanks again for the info!
Comment from : @stevebaker1820

Nice clip from the ultimate revenge tour
Comment from : @metal4gemini

I just had a chance at "jazz" records for $150 each Big band & swing mostly The rock records in terrible shape were overpriced at 10-200 $200 for the ZZ Top, because "one of the band members died"
Comment from : @henrys3629