Selling Vinyl Records

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I'm clearing my loft out and I've come across a box of vinyl singles and EPs from the fifties and sixties.  Where is the best place to sell them as a job lot?  I don't want to list each one individually for sale.  Some of them may be worth something and others may be of little value.
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  • Browntoa
    Browntoa Posts: 49,302 Forumite
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    Find a local specialist vinyl shop , mine gives a fair price .


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  • mrsyardbroom
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    There is a shop about 25 miles away but they're very picky about what they buy. 
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  • Browntoa
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    Then you need to spend some time on eBay checking each one for sold price for valuable ones , list only those.

    Then Facebook marketplace as a job lot of not valuable
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  • mrsyardbroom
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    Yes, I've looked at ebay but the prices they sell for are very variable.  For instance I have the original Rolling Stones ep but haven't checked yet whether it's a first pressing.  Some sell for £5 and others sell for £12.  I have found a site called eil.com so I'll give them a ring tomorrow and see what they say. 
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  • Rummer65
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    I know my son sometimes sells and buys from Discogs
  • Tenyearplan
    Tenyearplan Posts: 2 Newbie
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    Try comparing what you have , to titles listed on Discogs.com. Its a collectors / buy / sell website - it may be useful.
    Just to note, collectors can be really fussy over marks however slight, and also releases by big / well known groups (Beatles / Stones etc..) although famous, a lot of which were then produced in mass quantities, so may not be rare or worth much, even though old - but on the other hand, you may have something unique or rare. You could just list the lot as a collection on ebay, or even Shpock to save any hassle.   I am currently sorting out records to finally let go, and have found these useful. Hope this helps.  :)
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