Value of Vinyl Records

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Ozzy dark side of the moon number on deadbwax no scratches jow much
Comment from : @LisaGarrett-u8l

I like Discogs I just got into vinyl the past week (Brand New User & im 27) I just purchased a Technics Sl1200mk5 for $1200, 400$ speakers with a built in pre amp, and about $1500 worth of Vinyls from Bay and Discogs Average price per Vinyl was about 60$
Comment from : @jdsofar

I think the real value in owning records is in playing and enjoying them And they are only worth what someone is willing to pay for itbrBuy what you enjoy!
Comment from : @alexcharow7282

Thank you for the information, it was very helpful😊
Comment from : @gretakaim7616

Most records if you sell to dealers they will offer you peanuts everyone is after to find rare vinyl for low money but won't pay the asking price
Comment from : @richardhawkins4621

The front of that Abraxas album cover is in a terrible state I purchased my copy fifty four years ago, and the sleeve and the record still look new Also,never put the record away with the inner sleeve open ended The open end must be uppermost inside the album cover to form a seal against dustNot doing that is just being lazy
Comment from : @cliffwheeler7357

Abraxis is the English version worth anything if its only worth six bucks it's kinda what I paid for it,
Comment from : @banjammy4116

Great jobs,, THANKS
Comment from : @gautamdas7124

Catalog numbers only go so far because the same catalog number was often used for decades and for many different reissues of the same album The same Catalog number was sometimes used in more than one country as well (Canada & USA often used the same Catalog numbers) The numbers and letters in the runout area will tell you a lot more informative about what pressing you actually havebrbrDiscogs is the best place to look up this information Check to see what that particular pressing has actually sold for in the past and what condition it was in This will give you a ballpark idea of what people are willing to paybrbrLook at the average sale price, but also look at the individual sales if possible Sometimes a particular copy of a record might sell for an unusually high price (Perhaps because it was autographed or some other reason?) which would obviously drive up the "average" sale price
Comment from : @elmoredneal5382

Maybe you could make a video of what records aren't worth even trying to classical Blues or what? Cheers
Comment from : @theaussienurseflipper8113

Europa Earth's cry is beautiful
Comment from : @Orcastruck

You have any idea of value of Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company records
Comment from : @lisaweb9777

Don't use paper sleeves, use anti-static plastic sleeves for your records
Comment from : @makimakipapura7543

I have a huge bootleg collection Those are a lot harder to research Never heard of Mavin
Comment from : @jimmyjambhere

Ohhh tanks, just found out that my Powerage album was worth about $25 and my still sealed flick the switch album around $32 :D
Comment from : @Mouseend

Are you selling these albums?
Comment from : @totisiturralde7836

Can you give me the actual site for Mavin?
Comment from : @vinyljumkie9682

Some nice bargain finds there
Comment from : @nslouka90

I’ll check this website I always use DISCOGS
Comment from : @albertoc2046

Great video Mavin!
Comment from : @NowSpinningTV

I don't trust anyone who treats their records so poorly as this!brThis was cringeybrGet some new sleeves and put em in the correct way
Comment from : @kostyapolykova9879

Thanks you gave me a direction to go The records I have are extremely old and will see if they have any of them listed
Comment from : @sloobyanthony572

7 dollars? You know there's a UK version ,is it 7 lbs?
Comment from : @lucillewagner4162

Great
Comment from : @michaelbrines

DISCOGS - there is no replacement for this site for determining value You can't use the catalog number alone, you have to dive deeper (dead wax)
Comment from : @21cstinch

Here's what I sell on Discogs; @t
Comment from : @armchairgeneral576

The album, "The Beatles"(dubbed "The White Album") is supposed to be a 2-record set One of the discs looks to be missing(256)
Comment from : @neilforbes416

First off a person needs to learn how to grade an LP properly The most important factor in reselling records Learn to grade I could tell just from this video that the Santana record was in pretty rough shape Mavin is also a pretty weak source to use for records You are most likely not going to find anything truly rare or unique on there PopSike and Discogs are far more prolific and you are more likely to find your exact pressing etc Basically everything I looked up on Mavin came back "nothing found"
Comment from : @spacelooper5898

At a really pro record convention Goldmine often has a grading table brbr wwwaustinrecordscom/
Comment from : @PRSRECORDS

1:33 - Really good shape? It's barely very good plus condition
Comment from : @desperatemohammedantheworl5833

Great site for finding out what your copy of Pablo Cruise-"Worlds Away" is worth
Comment from : @marcallen6987

Tried three records going by cat numbersand nada Bob Seeger- Noah, Kate Bush-Hounds of Love, and Be Bop Deluxe-Drastic Plastic None all that rare Waste of time
Comment from : @marcallen6987

Get the record colecter price guide they come out every 2 yrs I think mines dated 2016 prices go up and some go down with fashions changing my rarest single7 inch is susy q by dale hawkins 1957 in guide 500 pounds british copy mine plays great no middle though so value maybe 250 pounds its worth getting one like a kind of vinyl bible
Comment from : @richardhawkins3423

I have that Santana Abraxas LP in prestine condition
Comment from : @ROCKNROLLFAN

do matrix numbers add any value?
Comment from : @xvariabledesign

DON'T BUY TRASH Even rare albums are almost WORTHLESS in POOR CONDITION
Comment from : @chrisrees7054

I wouldn't be keeping those inner sleeves, open ended inside the jacket, if I were you ;)
Comment from : @Exisles

I found a half speed mastered copy of Abraxas at a yard sale for $3 Woot woot
Comment from : @NoProofOfHell

I use the experts at RecordAppraisals Com if I want to donate my collection to charity
Comment from : @Forevervinyl1

Why use such poor examples?brYOU wanna look at your own video with pretty near worthless reissued crappy lps This isn't expert advice, you can't go telling people loose information about collecting or buying by using almost worthless examples
Comment from : @mahatmacote6478

I don’t care about the jacket as long as it’s not shredded I care about listening to the music If the vinyl is decent , I’m good, especially if it’s a thrift store find If it isn’t clean, I’ll do my wood glue thing to it Works wonders
Comment from : @Earthtime3978

I sold 3,300 albums I've had over the yearsI kept Hindrix's Bible in French Music is Englisha man from the East Coast looked it up$2,22000
Comment from : @samuelanselmo4159

Get rid of the paper sleevesbrStart using plastic or poly onesbrYour records will thank youbrCheck the dead wax and use discogs ro find your copy
Comment from : @jsteed44

Interesting subject
Comment from : @lobowolf9406

Nice And All but I put In About 6 different albums and nothing Only works for Bob Welch album
Comment from : @larockdigg

first pressing of led zeppelin had a red Atlantic lable
Comment from : @danohstoolbox

Is there a place for 78s and Cylinder records that anyone knows of? Otherwise I use discogs
Comment from : @RC-wm7cw

This video answers the question what is a vinyl LP worth But the deeper questions are why do you want to know? And if it is to sell it, at what price is it worth the trouble of selling?
Comment from : @drwisdom1

Play it, if you like it, keep it, same thing with guitars
Comment from : @alistairewen9558

I've got several of my mom and dads old vinyl albums I love playing them
Comment from : @USMC_BABE38

Very nice!!
Comment from : @1DJLNR

I wanted to know what my Abraxas album is worth and I can’t believe this is the video that came up
Comment from : @NawtyPotato

Many companies reissue/repress albums with identical catalog #'s, the matrix # is going to be the crucial link in determining the release date
Comment from : @el4174

imgurcom/gallery/i0jqpjj brIs this worth anything?
Comment from : @Mjg_00

I have that same santana album but mine is mexican pressing with the CBS label
Comment from : @rogerjimenez5318

He is only half right I've got two price books by two very good authors
Comment from : @pamelaharnage4704

Thank you for the information, Do have any more helpful tips? Checking your channel now
Comment from : @ktor538

I read through the comments and I feel I need to ask a stupid question how do i know if my album is an original?
Comment from : @funnyshortsXL

BS
Comment from : @2ndchance632

Snobbery!brDo some Double Blind tests with Vinyl, CD, and MP3 and see if its worth the hypebrHow much did you pay for that turntable and needle?
Comment from : @97yawnac

I use discogs, because it actually showing the selling historythat's what it's worth, what people are actually paying for it I've had people say, " I have a beatles record, and its on Ebay for such and such amount" Doesnt mean it'll sell for that So, yeah, discogs is great for that reason alone brAlso, multiple pressings, repressing, reissues etc Will often have the same cat numbers Its the matrix runouts that'll determine a lot 👍
Comment from : @BlueSparks25

You need to fix your record sleeves or your records are going to fall out onto the floor
Comment from : @writerpatrick

Yours are all worthless American releases
Comment from : @naturalthing1

i checked out one of my albums today on your siteit's a direct cut Flamenco Fever ,man i could not believe the price from $160 to near enough $700 ,am i missing out on something heremine would be perfect but im not selling
Comment from : @anthonykelly5

Good job, thanks for posting this video I've got quite a few records I posted a video of my Beatles vintage vinyl records on my YouTube channel Check em out when you get a chance to Thanks
Comment from : @PhilFeedback

About two days ago, I bot a Beatles record The name of it is ABBEY ROAD I paid 20 dollars for it I got it at a ponshop
Comment from : @Blindguy919

Very Informative Have to give it a try, Thanks
Comment from : @worldrecords7969

please help me and tell me what I have here
Comment from : @pattiegross7661

A record is worth what someone is willing to pay Period
Comment from : @davefenwick2139

condition, condition, condition i do have 50 year old albums in near mint or mint condition these are usually from estate sales and from one owner only, not passed around over the years from multiple owners they are estate collections from owners who started collecting in the fifties when they were in their late teens or early twenties who have passed on sad to say ebay can give you an idea of what something may be worth but years of experience from collecting is the best way but no matter the rarity it comes down to condition!
Comment from : @alansenzaki4609

This is bullshit, how do you expect an album from the 70"s not to have any scratches and in mint condition My album's have scratches but the music is still banging!!! That's what's more important This new generation don't know shit about music or anything
Comment from : @akbarx441

You need to know the matrix number as well It's stamped or etched in the dead wax and will tell you if it is a original release or not May be why you got no poster Original releases often command higher prices but not always
Comment from : @briannewell6064