My Most Valuable Vinyl Records According To Discogs 

Well. It’s a mad world out there. I’m glad we can spin the “investments” 😀. Marry Christmas to you too!

Thanks man! Hope you find some videos you like 😀😀

Thank you so much. Well I love records and music so I’m glad it showes 😀😀

Thanks! 😀😀

Thanx. They are all highly recommended. Check them out. A treasure of music for sure 😀

Yes I agree. It’s not to long ago that I dreamt of having some of them and now they are in the shelves. Glad collector over here.

Yes. And Bitter Sweet Symphony that Mick Jagger and Keith Richards stole from Verve for many years.

Well thank you! I did put in special time on the hair. Marry Christmas and thanx for watching the channel.

@@SublimMedia you look really really healthy

Its a insane hobby but I love it! =) Yes life takes it turns and all you can do is go along. My cat hasn't touched the records yet. no fires and no flood. Fingers crossed, right =) Have a great Christmas Martin!

That is a great story. Many of the people that did like you ended up being roped off by awful store owners. Glad you had a good experience and I bet the records went to new lovely homes.

That’s awesome. Yes I can only imagine the stories he had. Marry Christmas!

This is awesome. Never heard of them so I’ll check them out. Hit me with more tips if you have the time. My knowledge of Aussie rock and jazz is 0 😀😀

Yes probably sealed, signed or tax scam. 😀

Im so glad to hear that you got Will Malone and im even happier that you like it! Thanx for watching and commenting. Hope there was something new for you but its hard to really hit bulls eye when it comes to true music Neds like us here in the VC. Have a great Christmas Rob and thanx for watching and commenting this year. I appreciate it very much. //Jonas

Hahah. That’s an awesome story Dylan. Just like when I found the July on Major Minor in a bag with shit records on the way to the dump… I love this hobby!! 😀

“You guys” and “our hobby”. Well. No it’s not only about value but I guess than when you have 2500 records that you have acquired over a lifetime some of them will cost more today than others. I’m not counting that as ruining the hobby. I bet you have records in your collection that I would be jealous of. Also I think all of these are released as reissues so if it’s just about the music the you are only a few clicks away to have the product 😀😀. Thanx for watching and commenting. A grumpy ney sayer is also welcomed.

that's why I started to collect CDs , do not want to be ripped off by greedy SB 😉

@@voshche I have vinyl and cds but I do prefer vinyl. However I see beat up records being sold for high prices that back in the day no one would have thought of buying. We only bought second hand records if they were in pristine condition. At the moment records are being treated almost as antiques and I can't help thinking that this is a bubble that will burst eventually.

I have a hard time seeing that it will burst because there is nothing to really follow. Last time the cd was marketed as a superior medium but this time the comfort and quality is really hit the roof when it comes to ordinary consumer-joe and the people that put down hundreds in a record won’t sell that for lack of interest any time soon. But this is just my theory. Only future will tell.

@@SublimMedia When I go to record fairs and shops I see that the custom is overwhelmingly baby boomer and middle agers. This generation has caused a number of 'bubbles" as they passed through the years from stamp investing (total collapse) to beat group mania to vintage guitars (a big crash although still very expensive) and now buying the old records that they could not afford as teenagers. This market cannot last much longer as witnessed by the flood of Elvis records onto the market at the moment. The Beatles will be next. The Northern Soul generation fuelling the rare soul market bubble will follow. You might argue that young people are moving into vinyl but as far as I can see accordibg to a number of you tube videos they seem to collect new albums or reissues of common pop classics. They are not an investment market. Most of them have probably never heard of the artists that fetch premium prices. After all who today wants to buy rare Duke Ellington or Stan Kenton records? Of course I could be wrong but I see record investing as a bubble with a short shelf life.

Do it. Hope you find something that fits! 😀

Yes the discogs prices I guess should be taken with a pinch of salt. But in my experience the median is what most go for regarding VG+ or better.

Yes it would be cool but I do t regret selling it. Really needed the money. Nice to have things to sell when crisis hits! 😀

Ja där ligger några år bakom det. Tack för titten!! 😀

Not all of them. Beatles will still top all lists of best of.

Thanx for watching. Needless to say, it was fun to do and its not often that you have some of the rarest records all in one big pile. Marry Christmas //Jonas

The key has been to buy records what back when for next to nothing and now selling for a huge profit and buy stuff you really want for less than it’s worth. 🥳 Marry Christmas and thanx for watching. 😄

Ya I think so too. I’m glad I did it. 😀

Well thanx but I don’t think I’m even close. Maybe with Malone but other than that Dylan is waaaay ahead 😀 But I’m super happy with my collection and this hobby is the best hobby in the world.