Really big vinyl record collection at this estate
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2023
- Really big vinyl record collection at this estate
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When i read some of these comments here i am so happy that i do not care at all about "market prices" and "trends", just loving good music and good sounding records.
what a nightmare. dealing with someone like that is torture.
Those "original" Beatles records in the closet were re-issues from the 70's and early 80's. Nice collection but all the stuff he has is very common and not worth what he thinks it is.
QUIT TOUCHING THE GROOVES WITH YOUR FINGERS!! There may be no scratches on those records, but with the way he was handling them, there's bound to be plenty of fingerprints.
You had to be "that guy". He's selling them, you're not buying them - so what the hell do you care? If you do buy one just run it through that $5000 ultra sonic cleaner, goofy. I'm glad he didn't have a Crosley laying around because then you'd be acting all high and mighty about how bad they are. We get it, you are the Audiophile god. "Im jUsT tRyInG tO eDuCatE." Derp. Quit being a hard on.
One day they'll learn
When I bought my vinyl, I had no thought whatsoever of their future value , I got them for the music , played them , shared them and enjoyed them for the music ……… this reminds me of a saying my mum used about people that ……………. Knew the price of everything , and the value of nothing
It's Oscar Wilde, not your mum.
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@@user-xv9yc4wb2xMum just borrowed it
He seemed like a nice guy. Was probably more excited about sharing his collection with someone than actually selling lol...which I totally get actually. The thing that always stands out to me when buying (as I sometimes buy for a shop I work at as well as my personal collection) is when people immediately start talking about how "rare" their collection is. Like here when he showed that Rockin' With The Astronauts in his closest. He's pumped because it's "rare" and he has 2 of them, but its a record that regularly sells for $5. So you offer him $1 or $2 for it and he is probably going to feel insulted lol. Not to mention how he was saying at 8:23 how everything was "mint" and wear on the those spine were just jumping out at you. Again, cool that he has a collection he loves and I wish him nothing but more and more joy from it. It's just you kinda know up front those will be hard collection to buy.
Those vinyl single with immaculate piicture sleeves are a gold mine. If you come across any mid sixties obscure rock bands, buy them, I'm sure you know of all genres the collectors of this time period cannot be beat with jaz and early rap coming in a distant 2nd and 3rd
There worth what someone's will to pay, no more no less. Black stereo box set can be had for around 500 and mono set around 1000 for very good plus, nm or mint maybe a few hundred more. But again my first statement stands.
So sad ......... see it a lot. I think his mint starts at VG.
That's funny , I just bought that "Summertime Gold" at Goodwill the other day. It looked like it hardly ever been played too. Probably in better shape than his
Very cool!
Yeah cool, it’s in just about every thrift store in the USA for 1$
Wow look at all those records!
I admire the orderliness of this collection. But the market-place value may be very different from how we value (or overvalue) beloved items from our personal collections.
To get beyond emotion & to learn the the real current market-value of items one needs to study the market-place rather than one's own feelings.
One example: An anecdote about an expert's visit from "years ago" does not qualify as market analysis.
Another red flag about the gentleman's confusion is him calling records "MINT" that we can see for ourselves (around the 8:12 mark) are in LESS THAN MINT covers (edge wear, corner wear). Maybe the platters themselves are in MINT condition even if some of the covers are beat-up. If so, say so. The difference between the vinyl & the covers that house the vinyl are a real distinction for many collectors. And accuracy inspires trust-esp. when one is claiming expertise.
HE IS TOO FOND OF THAT STUFF TO LET IT GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3:10 that astrounauts album is not rare and in fact an easy to find compilation.. guy is not up to date with the prices... couple of nice things he got but not as much worth like it was 10 years ago...
A couple of years ago I bought a really clean copy of Let it Bleed. With the original liner sleeve. $15. And a like new copy of Axis Bold As Love by Hendrix French m the late 1960s but it cost $65. If you put the two together it works out to $40 each. I originally bought Let it bleed in 1975 new for $10. So it’s not bad.
GAWD DAMN!!!!!!! THAT COLLECTION IS MIND BLOWING, ANYTHING FROM SEALED TO RARITIES!!!!!!!
Meh
Poor guy, he's not up to date with the current market trends.
Poor guy???fuck off market trends, amazing collection
It's fine that the gentleman is not up to date with current market trends. But he thinks he is & that's the part that's a bit grating-& boring. I hope that doesn't sound harsh-I know that I'm grating & boring about some things.
So…. In all the years it took to amass this collection, this goon never learned how to handle a record? I’ll bet none of it rates higher than VG.
Goon lol😂
Oh and that Massachusetts accent. Ugh. And I’m from Massachusetts lol
Look but don’t touch
One heĺl of a coĺlection
lotta rehhkudz
the digitally cut Beatles 2012 stereo LP box is not worth $1000, and the blue set to the right of it was a better sounding, all-analog option anyway.
I would imagine how hard it might be to have someone shadowing you and talking non stop while your going through a collection. Personally, I would prefer the owner hang back.
So, why he leave his door wide open to see his collection,and then it's so hard for him to sell anything ?. Make no sense bro.
Mint...mint...mint... yeah i got it... sure he has some gems but alot of garbage with it... he's not selling anything... i would have made a quick exit
I try to be nice & hear people's stories. But I could tell quickly he was definitely not selling.
he keeps saying mint but you can see they are not, but a very nice collection
COM PILE ATION ALBUMS
I have a used record store. I drove out a fair way to meet a guy who said he had some stuff for sale. He'd put a box of junk records aside but was more lonely and wanted to talk about his interests... I was there for an hour, nice guy, but lesson learned.
The guy has a nice collection, but I think he wants high value. He's not really ready to part with them.
The vinyl collection was worth over 5 grand. MR Stickermania
He wanted over 25k unfortunately. Cool stuff though.
@@TravelersAntiquesEstateSales would have counteroffer with my best offer of 10 grand. Frank
He wasn't budging. Infact he made mention that even if someone agreed to the 25k he wasn't sure he could let them go. He had to many memories building the collection.
Most of the value was in The Beatles box sets & 7” picture sleeves. The albums looked like that had storage edge wear. Frank
@@TravelersAntiquesEstateSales Nice collection to find all at once but, as a reseller, I wouldn't pay $25,000 for it. I've been selling 45 rpm records on eBay for 15 years, and what I used to get $6 for I now get $3 or $4. And prices seem to be dropping slowly but surely. In 2010 I sold M- copies of "Paperback Writer" and "Yellow Submarine" to one buyer for $40 each; now I would get $15 to $20 for each. There's a glut of records out there, but everybody who wants to sell their collection thinks it's the 1990s. I'm glad I sold my collection of 45s when I did.
ANY CONNIE FRANCIS
I don't think I saw any but ill keep my eyes peeled in the future
Bust
This guy is talking out his ***. I KNOW Rock 'n Roll history, and he has a BUNCH of facts completely twisted. This is sadly very, very common amongst some longtime collectors looking to sell. Not to mention some stores as well as record shows. Get the facts. Read up on Label & release history.
I see lots of skewed stories with doing estates. My most common thing I run into is "emotional value" of a collection.
People put years into things and it unfortunately doesn't always match up to what something will sell for in a current market.
@@TravelersAntiquesEstateSales And what is saddest of all is much of the Rock & Pop music between 1954 and 1964 is shrinking in value, now being several generations removed from people today. I see the prices many “oldies but goodies” acts are really bringing at this time, and it’s nowhere near what genres like heavy metal, punk and 70s funk are commanding. I’m finding much of the oldies acts in budget bins and dollar shelves now…I’ve found artists and titles that were in protective plastic in the 70s/80s now tossed out for peanuts. Facts!
Here is yet another example about folks thinking that original Beatles records have a ton of value.
I've never really understood why some sellers think an average Beatles record is worth $50 or $100.
They made millions of them!!
@@christianoliver3572 And did you catch the guy in the video stating that “this is the first album, etc..” BZZZT! WRONG!! WRONG!! THIS GUY IS IGNORANT! HE KNOWS ZERO!!
@@monaural2.988 BETTER FOR THE BUYER
Please wear cotton gloves while you manhandle the records, dude.
Just so everyone knows it was the owner touching the records in this video.
All the folks who care about 50s 60s records are dead
There’s plenty of good 60s albums from the mid to late 60s that are still culturally relevant. But generally speaking a lot of theses pop songs from that era aren’t worth much now
I do. I buy the odd 50s record now and then.