Records how much is it worth

Most albums have been issued more than once, resulting in different release versions. To determine the value of your record, you must first identify it. Start by looking for a Catalog Number on your record, which is often found on the album sleeve or pressed on the inner ring of the vinyl itself.

Next, search for a barcode number. Lacking either of these options, make note of other details: label, track titles, etc.

Once you have your identifying info about the release version, you will need to find it on Discogs. You can do this by typing in the Catalog Number, barcode number, or other details into the search bar. If the record has a barcode, you can also scan it with the free Discogs app. All releases are lumped under a Master Release in the Database.

Search For Your Record. Look for the Statistics heading. On a desktop, it will be on the right-hand side; on mobile, you will need to scroll down. Immediately available will be the lowest, median, and highest prices that the release has been sold for on Discogs. By clicking on the Last Sold date, you can view the full sales data, including the average vinyl price and a chart to track trends over time.

Click on Sales History for the same order history and price information. We'll inspect your records and make you a suitable offer. Please call ahead so we can let you know if it's worth your while to come by. For large or special collections we will travel anywhere in Australia. Our most recent trip was to Darwin where we purchased a collection of 35, so no collection is too big! For Melbourne call Mark on For Brisbane call Tam on Vinyl records value — how much are my records worth?

Hi, I am Mark, the buyer at Audio Recycle. Vinyl Value, how much are my vinyl records worth? How much do records sell for and which records are valuable? Classic Records compilation Led Zeppelin Not only dusty records fetch handsome prices.

I want to sell my vinyl records in Melbourne Your record collection can be brought to our record store Dutch Vinyl 7 days a week between 10am to 6pm. Ready to sell? Your submission has been received! Here are some records that you may have or used to have that are worth way more than their original sticker price.

According to Record Mecca , four songs were replaced with newly recorded tracks, but somehow, someone at the pressing plant used the old version instead of the new masters to press an unknown number of albums. The Beatles's self-titled double album which later became known as the White Album originally released in , but not all copies were created equal.

The members of the band and executives at the studio were given copies stamped with serial numbers that began with A, each in consecutive order A, A, etc.

The very first copy, which Clifford J. The odds that you once owned a copy of the album that had a low serial number are slim to none, but not impossible. Given the amount of time that has passed since then, and the unfortunate fact that Bowie is now deceased , and you can imagine what these rare copies would sell for today. No one knows how many copies are still unaccounted for, but someone surely has to be lucky number Between and copies of this jazz record were released in , and there is one small change that makes them more valuable than other records from the label.