From: "Judy F." 

Well I have something by the Climax Blues Band, John Mayall, some early
Cream, Boz Scaggs...many of my copies are promotional disks that I assume
were intended for radio stations and not for sale.  Have no idea if that
makes any difference.  Anyway, I'll try your E-bay idea.  Thanks.

Judy

Paul Ranson wrote:
> That album will be worthless.
>
> You may have some good stuff though. There's a vinyl revival, even in the
> US, so don't chuck it, drop it off at your equivalent of an 'Oxfam' shop.
>
> There's a very very small chance you have something valuable, one possible
> source of real market prices is EBay. Find LPs, choose finished items and
> sort by price...
>
> Paul
>
> "Judy F."  wrote in message
news:41c77525{at}w3.nls.net...
>
>>Does anyone know if there is a site or if there is an organization that
>>can tell one how valuable a LP is?  I've been going through a collection
>>of LP's (inherited from an older brother) and I have a two album set,
>>called "History of British Rock."
>>
>>It has pieces by Tommy Steele, Lonnie Donegan, Chas McDevitt Group, Frank
>>Ifield, Laurie Londgon, Adam Faith, Helen Shapiro, Kenny Ball, The
>>Shadows, The Caravelles, The Tornaodes, Marty WIlde, Johnny Kidd and the
>>Pirates (have never heard of these people/groups).  I think I have the
>>attic fantasy, that I'm sitting on some LP's worth hundreds of dollars.
>>(Fantasy fueled in part by the knowledge that an acquaintance was combing
>>through her grandmother's attic recently and discovered some original and
>>unknown Steiglitz photos.  Photos sold quickly at a NYC auction house for
>>a nice price.)
>>
>>   But I wanted to know if these LP's were valuable before I threw them
>>out.
>>
>>Judy
>>
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