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- How to Value Vinyl Records
- Is There A Demand For The Records I own?
- What Are The Issues of My Vinyl Records?
- How to Identify The Issue of My Vinyl Records?
- What’s The Condition of My Vinyl Records?
- Do I Have The Original Added Inserts/Posters etc?
- What’s The Scarcity of My Vinyl Records?
- Do I Have Any Promotional Items /Acetates Or Autographs?
- How Do I Want to Sell My Vinyl Records?
- Conclusion – How Much Are My Vinyl Records Really Worth?
One of the most common questions that I get asked from customers is – How much are my records worth?It sounds like a pretty simple question right? Not necessarily that simple as valuing a single record or a whole collection can be a pretty complex task. There really are a large number of things to take into consideration to be able to get to a valu...
Ok, the first real thing to consider is very simple. Is there a demand for the vinyl records in my collection? The market for vinyl records has changed over time, but in general there is still a great demand for Rock, Punk, Soul, Reggae, Jazz, Heavy Metal. If your records fall into these genres it’s going to be easy to find buyers for them. Demand ...
Many vinyl records can be issued multiple times over a period of many years. Take The Beatlesas a great example. They originally issued their LP’s in the 1960’s, there were then re-runs as early as 1969, many issues through the 1970’s and 1980’s and then even special anniversary issues in the 1990’s right up to present day. The issue of the record ...
How to identify the issue of your records can be quite complex. It can vary from colours on the labels, to matrix numbers etched in the dead wax. You can’t rely on the date on the record or sleeve. It’s not unusual to be having a discussion with someone who swears they have a first issue Beatles record, but looking at the colour of the label I know...
This is a really major factor in valuing your vinyl records and will catch so many people out believing they have very valuable records when actually the condition will drop the price so far they can sometimes be unsellable! In the UK most record dealers work with the Record Collector Grading systemwhich has 7 tiers. Ranging from Mint through too B...
Many records when originally released came with lyric inserts and sometimes posters and other odd inserts such as Alice Cooper School’s Out that came with a pair of free Panties!. These added inserts can have a serious impact on the value of your vinyl record collection. Often these inserts go missing, get pinned up on walls with sticky tape etc. S...
Another big impact on the value of your vinyl records is the scarcity factor. Scarce records are also generally more forgiving on the condition. You can still sell a very scarce record for a good price in not so great condition. The value of more common records, in my opinion, plummets far quicker as the condition deteriorates than the rare ones. W...
This really ties in with the scarcity factor mentioned above. Promotional copies of records can be worth a lot more, as can acetates and signed records. But the value still all links in with the above mentioned factors. You have to have demand. Unfortunately your signed one off Gary Glitter acetate that he signed is really not going to be worth muc...
Selling your records individually:
1. This is another very overlooked factor when choosing to sell your record collection or even a single record. If you have a record collecting friend who is going to pay the top price for each record that you have then you might be able to realise every ounce of potential that your collection has. However this is rarely the case and many peoples motivation will be to clear some space from a loft or spare room. 2. It really is the case that if you have all the time to put into selling your re...
Auction your records:
1. Another avenue you might consider is selling your records at an auction house. Possibly a good combination of being able to achieve a high price without all the work. You might be right, but you will still incur service fees that will be charged for selling the item/s. Probably more importantly will the fees charged go to the winning bidder? These can be as high as 20% so the winning bidder does need to factor this when bidding. Again it’s all an impact of the value of your record collection.
Selling your records in bulk:
1. Of course being a record dealer I’m used to buying my collections in bulk. Yes, I may offer prices for certain items, but generally it’s one price offered for the whole collection. When buying large collections most record dealers and shops will offer around half of what they can re-sell it for. So if you are selling in bulk you can reduce the work load, but you will reduce the value you can achieve on your record collection.
Pulling all of the above together it’s clear that valuing your vinyl record collection can be quite a task as there is a lot to consider. It’s having the right combination of the above attributes in your collection that will really help your value increase. As a Record Dealer I love seeing record collections in genres that are in high demand, in be...
Aug 3, 2023 · Where is the best place to sell vinyl records in the UK? Often, the best place to sell vinyl records is online, either through a record store or an online marketplace. Not only does this open your product up to the large, targeted audience but it also makes a great place to sell collections in bulk.
How to Sell Your Records. Second Spin Records buy both one-off discs as well as complete LP, 45’s & EP collections; so whether you’re looking to make some much-needed space or cash in on a hard to find record, just follow these simple steps and you can sell vinyl albums to us:
Apr 10, 2024 · The easiest way to sell vinyl records is to sell to a local record shop, all in one go. If you want to maximise your income, you can sell through online marketplaces like eBay, Discogs, or Etsy, where you can create listings and reach a wide audience of potential buyers.
Aug 25, 2024 · One of the best (and fastest) ways to sell your vinyl records is by bringing them to record or music stores near you. Record stores often have collections of used vinyl records for sale. New vinyl record lovers and long-time collectors trying to build their collections will both buy used from record stores.
