Collectable?
I hate to be the one to tell you, but Classical Records are a dollar a dozen. 
Most used record stores won't even *take* them if you're giving them away.
With classical CD's going for 2-3 dollars apiece in the bargain bins of most 
major electronics stores, unless you've got Enrico Carouso or the like, 
ou're
probably going to have a hard time selling them.
*Collectable* records (the kind that are bought cheap and sold dear) include 
"Race" 78 r.p.m. records (Blues), "novelty" records, 50's, 60's and 70's 
rock/pop/soul of specific artists like Elvis, the Beatles, Frank Zappa, Jimi 
Hendrix, many "Import" records, and Audiophile & Quadraphonic records. 
Excellent to Near Mint records are the most desirable, but in some cases 
(like the Beatles "Yesterday & Today" 'Butcher cover' or early Elvis '78's, 
they are collectable in almost *any* condition. 
Best of luck,
Walter Five
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