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khaos
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 Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 4:44 pm Post subject: Re: Having to sell one's own collection |
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| luisifer wrote: | | I might have to do just that. I was wondering if anybody on here has been in that situation and would want to share their story. It's purely for financial reasons of course. I'm feeling pretty sad about it and still hoping I won't have to but I'm pretty sure I do. |
ive sold a tonne of vinyl over the last 6-12 months and put the extra cash toward my home deposit. alot of things i was sad to see go ive tried to get on CD if it was cheap enough. Got a couple rows of LPs left in my racks and thats it.
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nektostiknekromessikk
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| when i turn 50 im going to sell my records for my retirement. |
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Black Shit Noise
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| Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 8:08 pm Post subject: |
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i had to sell all my records.My parents kicked me out for being a scumbag.beer driking crack smoking satanic panx.i had a job but all my money always went to records so i never had money saved up.i sold my records to pay for rent and buy furniture.after i sold my records i made about 12,000
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Had to get rid of over 700 LPs last year, mainly to make room in the apt plus alot of it was stuff that hadn't aged too well over a decade's timespan. As far selling my entire collection, so far i've been extrordinarily lucky and it hasn't come to that....yet.
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Germaniac
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| Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 2:18 am Post subject: |
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I've been contemplating on selling if not all but most of my collection. But breaking the chains of materialism is not so easy.
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morbiddeceiver
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| Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 2:21 am Post subject: |
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| When selling ones vinyl collection make sure to rip the stuff to CD so you'll at least still have the music. At the end of the day that's all that really matters anyway. |
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Reaper's Grave
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| Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 5:11 am Post subject: |
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| morbiddeceiver wrote: | | When selling ones vinyl collection make sure to rip the stuff to CD so you'll at least still have the music. At the end of the day that's all that really matters anyway. |
Another thing to consider is buying CD versions when you can. Chances are if i had to sell all my vinyl one day, i'll just buy CD's of everything. At $5-10 a CD vs. $20 a vinyl, once your done you'll still have the same music, and still be way ahead. |
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Brooklyn Bastard 666
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| Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 5:32 am Post subject: |
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A depressing and funny thread at the same time!
I think I MAY sell my records at 55 years of age.
Or at least a many of them.
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Mr_Belvedere
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| Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 5:36 am Post subject: |
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| Brooklyn Bastard 666 wrote: | A depressing and funny thread at the same time!
I think I MAY sell my records at 55 years of age.
Or at least a many of them. |
Why that? Don't you think you'd be even more into that stuff as now?
"Oh, back in the days when i was still young, we used to listen to noisy crust music with goats fucking jesus christ on the cover. How i miss these good 'ol days  "
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Anybody have any tips/tricks for massive eBay listings?
Getting rid of probably about 250 CD/CS/LP/EP/Shirts from the personal stash. Need to lighten the load and get some extra cash for a move next month. |
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ritualsodomy
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I hope I never have to do this. Not that I have a huge collection but still. At one point I sold quite a lot of my Iron Maiden collection but that was mostly because I stopped collecting their stuff in order to have more money to spend on other bands as well. And no longer being interested in having a big collection of records from a single band. Still kept all the studio albums (CDs and vinyls) but got rid of pretty much all singles etc. Most of them went to a friend so it was a win-win situation. I got a decent amount of money and more space to my record shelves and he got a lot of Maiden stuff he wanted.
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Funestus
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Had to sell a big part of mine when i left my parents house some years ago...money was really helpful at the time! Now slowly trying to get some of the records back, while others i´m very glad i sold them  |
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