Lot of 83 Collectible 12” Vinyl Jazz LP Records—70% of the Lot Retails $515+
Sold Date:
February 18, 2022
Start Date:
February 14, 2022
Final Price:
$384.00
(USD)
Seller Feedback:
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Buyer Feedback:
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This auction is for a set of collectible, 12-inch vinyl, mostly jazz LPs. The median price of just 70% of these LPs totaled over $515 on discogs.com as of June 2021. So, buy them for your own listening enjoyment or to sell piecemeal. You can’t lose!
The LPs in this auction are from a larger collection that was amassed by my grandfather, a life-long jazz lover, who passed away last year. They have all been stored in a temperature-and humidity-controlled room inside the house where he lived for the past 40+years. He had special wooden cabinets made for the LPs so that they would be well-protected and could all be stored vertically. Most have been very gently used for pleasure listening and are in very good condition. Most of the records include their original covers. In some cases, the covers have been written on or are missing.
The chart shown in photos 8, 9, and 10 is my best attempt to identify most of the records included in this auction. The records listed in the chart are the ones that totaled over $515 on discogs.com. Twenty-three of the records included in this listing are not included in the chart photographed (because I did not have time to index them) so there are some “wild cards” included in this auction as well.
The photographs show every single record that you will receive. The records listed in the chart are shown in photographs 1, 2, and 3. The wild card records (not included in the chart) are shown in photographs 4, 5, and 6 (where each album cover can be fully viewed). That way, if you want, you can identify each and every record you would be receiving.
Flat shipping charge applies to lower 48 states only.
Happy bidding!
Disclaimer: The chart shown in pictures 8, 9, and 10 listing the records included in this auction may have some typos and imperfections. It was generated as part of a larger project to identify and index 4,500+ LPs, which was a huge undertaking.
