Attention record collectors!!! I just purchased a locker that was packed with 45's & albums.  I believe there is roughly 6,000 or more 45rpm records, and good 2,500 albums.  I decided the best way for me to handle this is sell them in lots, so that is what I am going to do.  I am starting with the 45's and when they are completely gone I will move to the albums.  The records seem to be of mixed genre and date anywhere from the 1950's to 1990's.  A good portion of the records appear to be sleeved, and I would say they are anywhere from good to near mint, with the majority of them being good to vg.  I noticed a lot of good rock n roll, motown, pop, easy listening, country, etc. I do not have the time to check every record, so I am sure some will be scratched, and perhaps not playable, but overall from what I looked at most will play fine. I do not have time to sort through all these records, so I am randomly grabbing lots of 100 records at a time.  This is like a surprise lot or grab bag lot, and I am sure there will be some great treasures in these 6,000 records, but I just don't have the time to sort and research them all.  I can ship these media mail as that would be the cheapest way to ship them.  You can choose your lot, that is purchase 1 lot and get 100 records for $84.88, if you take two lots that gets you 200 records for $169.76, and should you choose to go all the way and purchase 3 lots, you will get 300 records for $254.64.  Please note the shipping stated is only for 100 records, should you decide to buy more lots the shipping price will increase.  Please do not email me asking if you can come and look through the records as I am way to busy for that and I don't want someone coming and pulling out all the good stuff and leaving me with the rest.  With that said I will not respond to emails asking for this.  Again this is a random lot and no two lots are going to be the same.  The pictures are just a sampling of what I pulled in the first 150.  The last picture shows a metal tray with 45's and this tray holds roughly between 350 to 400 records, and I have a total of 19 of these trays from the locker.  If you have a jukebox this is a great way to fill it.