Largest Record Collection for Sale

[GoldenAge50s]

I have all my 45's I bought while in HS back in the early--late '50's. Kept them all as I did my cards & just about everything I had from that era.

The cards are worth some $$, but not so much the 45's. Elvis, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee on the Sun label---All seem to be plentiful on EBay & cheap!

Some of the picture jackets are worth more than the record!

Guess there are more copies of "Transfusion" by Nervous Norvus out there than '56 Topps Mantle's!

[barrysloate]

I would guess the sleeves on the 45's are worth more in many cases than the records themselves.

[GoldenAge50s]

See my 2nd to last sentence above, Barry! LOL!

[Vol]

Can you imagine moving 3 million records?? I moved 3 plastic bins and they weighed about 100 lbs apiece. You would need a semi truck.

[barrysloate]

Originally Posted by VOLnVEGAS

Can you imagine moving 3 million records?? I moved 3 plastic bins and they weighed about 100 lbs apiece. You would need a semi truck.

Yes, records weigh a ton. If I put 3 million records in my apartment, it would collapse into the basement.

[E93]

I would have liked to have seen him using a nicer turntable, presumably with a good needle that would not damage the records rather than some old '80's thing.
JimB

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Originally Posted by E93

I would have liked to have seen him using a nicer turntable, presumably with a good needle that would not damage the records rather than some old '80's thing.
JimB

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It's 2013! Let's use a

[barrysloate]

Originally Posted by GoldenAge50s

See my 2nd to last sentence above, Barry! LOL!

I did see it Fred, I was agreeing with you. I know it looked like I missed it. Everybody saved the records but often threw out the sleeves. I remember in 1964 buying a box that held 45's, and I would typically toss the sleeves because they were no longer needed. The box became the protection for the records.