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How much is your most valuable record worth?

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By zapp Wed Jun 11, 2008 1:57 am
BenHoughton wrote:Just out of interest, what is the most valuable record you own? I don't have anything worth more than $50. Anyone here got the og skull snaps or any great stuff like that?
Ben


The price of a record doesn't have any real relevance. What counts is hat the music is good. Not that I care about it, but if I had a copy of Skull Snaps LP I would just sell it right away to pick up records that no one knows about or that are of bigger interest to me. It's cool to have it but for bragging rights I rather own something every single digger isn't aware of. That said, I have several records that approach the $100 mark but they don't tend to be the ones I like most. One I don't mind mentioning is Hell's Belles' O.S.T.
By gangreen Wed Jun 18, 2008 7:31 pm
"if I had a copy of Skull Snaps LP I would just sell it right away to pick up records that no one knows about or that are of bigger interest to me"


I couldn't agree more. When you start going hard into finding rare records, it's cool (and $$) but it's not moving music in the right direction. I don't even dig for soul/motown joints. One of my favorite chops came from a record with a headshot of a guy straight out of a "just for men" hair coloring box. Those are hidden gems that I value more than what others state is "rare and valuable".
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By dj e.d.e Wed Jun 18, 2008 10:59 pm
gangreen wrote:"if I had a copy of Skull Snaps LP I would just sell it right away to pick up records that no one knows about or that are of bigger interest to me"


I couldn't agree more. When you start going hard into finding rare records, it's cool (and $$) but it's not moving music in the right direction. I don't even dig for soul/motown joints. One of my favorite chops came from a record with a headshot of a guy straight out of a "just for men" hair coloring box. Those are hidden gems that I value more than what others state is "rare and valuable".

it's always been that way it's just to many newbies out that gettin into something they are not goin to last a very long time in....hence the music of the today. one hit wonders if that...
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By dj e.d.e Thu Jun 19, 2008 8:05 pm
GabeWax. wrote:I disagree, i take pride in the records that i own that ive searched and searched for and are worth a lot of money.
HOPEFULLY YOU"LL UNDERSTAND WHAT I'M SAYIN THEN
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By KkonEl Mon Jul 07, 2008 12:37 pm
BenHoughton wrote:Anyone here got the og skull snaps or any great stuff like that?
Ben


Yeah I have a promo copy of 'It's A New Day' on 45
I've had offers for it for over $3oo because the 45 is kind of rare but the one with the promo stamp is highly sought after by DJs because it's one of the first ever pressings and the sound on most promo copies is a bit louder and clearer than other 45s because they were the first to be cut off the acetate
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By risch Tue Jul 08, 2008 1:31 pm
zapp wrote:
BenHoughton wrote:Just out of interest, what is the most valuable record you own? I don't have anything worth more than $50. Anyone here got the og skull snaps or any great stuff like that?
Ben


The price of a record doesn't have any real relevance. What counts is hat the music is good. Not that I care about it, but if I had a copy of Skull Snaps LP I would just sell it right away to pick up records that no one knows about or that are of bigger interest to me. It's cool to have it but for bragging rights I rather own something every single digger isn't aware of. That said, I have several records that approach the $100 mark but they don't tend to be the ones I like most. One I don't mind mentioning is Hell's Belles' O.S.T.


knowledge dropped.

Took me years to realize this but it is the truth.
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By JUKE 179r Wed Jul 09, 2008 5:30 pm
Normally I wouldn't put a price on my records... but...
I have seen my rare disco and rare Chicago House records on eBay from $80 - $300.
But I will NEVER sell them!!! :wink:
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By solah Tue Jul 15, 2008 5:56 pm
i dont know how much they go for,
but i got honeysuckle breeze, funky drummer 45, a few others..

how much would you pay for them? :-)
By zapp Tue Jul 15, 2008 9:08 pm
I'll give you double what they're worth -> $0.99 :lol:
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By dj e.d.e Wed Jul 16, 2008 3:21 pm
truskullbeatz wrote:Isaac hayes "Black Moses" original print w exended front cover 60$

thats a good one hard to find that one.
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By solah Wed Jul 16, 2008 8:07 pm
wow, i didnt know my 4ft version of black moses can go for that much, i paid 5 bucks for mine.

I got it because i love how it unfolds and because of issac hayes.

:-)
By zapp Wed Jul 16, 2008 8:09 pm
truskullbeatz wrote:Isaac hayes "Black Moses" original print w exended front cover 60$




Hahaha!! WHAT?!?!