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Posted 3 years ago
Jones777
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I Have about 40 RCA 45 records, many artists of the 40.s and 50.s all in good shape but no covers. Eddie Fisher, Tony Bennett, Vaughn Monroe, Johhny Ray, Billie Eckstine, Rosemary Clooney, Ink Spots, Mills Brothers, Eddie Arnold, Patti Page, Mario Lanza, Doris Day, Pee Wee King, Red Foley, Frankie Laine, Guy Lombardo, Les Paul, Jo Stafford, Ames Brothers, Ray charles, Hank Snow, Deacon Andy Griffith
Are they of any worth?
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45 RecordsFor people of a certain age, seven-inch 45 rpm vinyl records are what music…
Popular records that sold thousands of copies have very little collector value. They usually sell at record shows or thrift stores for a dollar or less each. Many people buy them for jukebox use.
Thank you so much.
Not necessarily! It's possible you've got a more desirable title or two in that stack. Although these are all fairly popular artists, a casual look through the titles on Ebay will give you an idea of what's what.
Thanks again, will check out EBay
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