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The world really has gone mad

Yep.
These used to be 8 quid not very long ago at all.
Now you’ll be lucky to find one soooooo...... you’ll pay through the nose when you do.
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Not fishing related but just had to put this up
The world really has gone mad
I would suggest anyone with a forgotten record collection to scramble up to the loft etc and dig out that vinyl.
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Dave Brooksbank said:
Not fishing related but just had to put this up
The world really has gone mad
I would suggest anyone with a forgotten record collection to scramble up to the loft etc and dig out that vinyl.View attachment 11068
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Wow!
One of my biggest regrets is selling my vinyl collection to a mate for £100 and then p***ing it up the wall in a night. Some of them are worth more than that alone now. :(
 
Still got my vinyls rhys, there's one of those dark side in there, also got a hawkwind 6 fold masters of the universe in there somewhere, they were collectors years ago, and no there not re issues,
Regards
 
I couldn't afford to buy many records in my teens but there was a shop in Wednesfield that sold records off jukeboxes and demo disks for about 2/0d (10p). Was going through them about 10 years ago and found a demo copy of 'Mirror of Illusion' by Hawkwind, which fetched over £100 on eBay IIRC. Got other demos by US artists (Paul Anka?), but may have to wait for them to die before they're worth much :eek: Next winter I'll have a sort out, maybe :D
 
eBay madness 😂😂 I’ve got a unused Speedia wide drum deluxe never seen the bank still in the box might wack that on there
 
Quids in Jim!
I used to buy mine mostly from time machine records in Wolverhampton, amazing how far my £45 YTS wage went in those days!
Had a few originals from 60's/70's, picture disks, coloured vinyl, gatefolds. At least I know the mate who had them still cherishes them. Won't sell them back to me for £100 though!
 
Max Millwards in Wednesfield was the place to get rarities,limited editions and coloured vinyls,he was a really nice bloke,plus he liked his barbel fishing on the Danery near Bridgnorth.The shop was very close to where I lived,spent a few hours in there talking vinyl and fishing,he sadly passed away a few years ago but I still have a few rock rarities in my collection bought from there :)
 
Trevor Brown said:
Max Millwards in Wednesfield was the place to get rarities,limited editions and coloured vinyls,he was a really nice bloke,plus he liked his barbel fishing on the Danery near Bridgnorth.The shop was very close to where I lived,spent a few hours in there talking vinyl and fishing,he sadly passed away a few years ago but I still have a few rock rarities in my collection bought from there :)
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THAT was the place ....Millwards!!
 
Talking of these old 'curio' shops that did a multitude of stuff including second hand tackle, we had one near Stroud in Glos that was a real treat to visit, picked up some good gear in the past and the odd bit of furniture. But the best was a market trader in Tewkesbury that I snaffled up some great condition 5010/6010's and plenty more tackle for bargain prices. Perhaps the best buy was a Drennan Tench and Bream distance rod ...mint for £40, sold on ebay for £120!. Sadly the trader has gone some years ago.
 
Jim Ufton said:
Still got my vinyls rhys, there's one of those dark side in there, also got a hawkwind 6 fold masters of the universe in there somewhere, they were collectors years ago, and no there not re issues,
Regards
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I binned my small number of vinyl LPs when doing a house move. CDs had taken over and you could not buy a record deck at that time so I considered them to have no value. Perhaps the bloke at the local dump was more astute and saved them for himself.
 
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