[Jukebox-list] Re: How to clean those records? ELO record

[Jjmscf at aol.com]

Sorry. He's auctioned off records before but never do I remember him listing 
200 batches at once.I have to limit myself on what I bid on and if they go too 
high I won't bother to snipe them.I like getting records cheap myself.After 
all these are used records he's selling.The vinyl ones will be ok but I'm kinda 
worried about the styrene ones having done jukebox duty and getting played to 
death.I'm watching the Blondie ones but I really don't know what playing 
condition they are in.I've never found a playable used copy of "Rapture" and 
"Heart of Glass" is usually noisy. I wonder if "Rapture"is  available on a new 
vinyl oldies 45.
 
 Maybe Ron is better off buying the one record new. I think the label ELO on 
used styrene.
 
J.C.
 
 
 
In a message dated 10/1/2007 3:47:55 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
dwainem at gmail.com writes:

>Hi J.C.

>Thanks for nothing! I started placing bids, and just had to stop looking at
>the list. I placed low bids, and don't really expect to win much, if
>anything. Do these Bill Butterfield auctions happen often? What kind of
>typical prices do these 25 record sets reach in such an auction?

Snipe away! :)





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