what are the most rare vinyl records?
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["Frank Wilson: 'Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) - £25,742. ... ", "Tommy Johnson: 'Alcohol and Jake Blues' - $37,100. ... ", 'Aphex Twin: Caustic Window (test pressing) - $46,300. ... ', "The Beatles: 'Til There Was You' (10” acetate) - £77,500. ... ", 'The Beatles: Yesterday & Today - $125,000. ... ', 'John Lennon & Yoko Ono: Double Fantasy - $150,000.']
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["DAVID BOWIE'S DIAMOND DOGS VINYL. ... ", 'RETRO VIDEO GAMES. ... ', 'ANYTHING POLLY POCKET. ... ', "VINTAGE COMICS THAT INSPIRED TODAY'S MOVIES AND TV SHOWS. ... ", 'VINTAGE ADVERTISING SIGNS. ... ', 'BOY SCOUT MEMORABILIA. ... ', 'POKÉMON CARDS. ... ', 'KANSAS QUARTERS.']
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In five years' time, the selection of devices that can play the discs might be smaller. ... Vinyl, tape, CDs…they are all obsolete, yet we find a resurgence in vinyl has happened recently, because of a perception it is a superior music reproduction source…and in part because of some nostalgia attached to it.
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Calling records “vinyl” is much like calling a fence “wood” or a surfboard “fiberglass.” Vinyl is the material the record is made of. And before vinyl was shellac and before shellac were gigantic cylinders made of zinc and glass. But that was way back in '87… 18-87.
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Vinyl records are on track to outsell compact discs for the first time in 33 years and prices have risen 490% Vinyl sales increased by 55.8% from 2010 to 2011, and then 131.8% from 2011 to 2012. Furthermore, there was an 18.5% year-over-year increase in sales of new vinyl from 2016 to 2017.
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"Vinyl Record" , "LP", "Album" or "Record" is correct. "Vinyls" and "a vinyl" are not proper, but "a vinyl record" is. ... People have used it in terms of "I'm into vinyl" vinyl being plural or "the best format is vinyl" "Vinyl pressing" all correct.
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It depends. If you get a good turntable with a good stylus and get albums that are in good condition, and plan to use your turntable a lot, then yes, I think it would be worth it. ... Vinyl can sound absolutely fabulous, but it never will on a crappy turntable.
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It's not going to compete against a $2,000 turntable. But for someone who has a growing record collection and wants a turntable that looks good, sounds good, offers output flexibility and will help get the best audio possible out of their vinyl –without investing a small fortune– the Crosley C20 is a great choice.
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Re: 2nd Class Postage costs for Vinyl Records Vinyl LPs will go as Royal Mail Small Parcels so that's £2.95 by the standard service or £3.95 by the Signed For service. You can send up to 5 or 6 LPs in one parcel for these prices as they will weight less than 2kg.
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The most common sizes are seven, 10, and 12 inches in diameter, but size isn't the only way to identify what kind of vinyl record you have. A better way to group these discs and tell them apart is the speed (in revolutions per minute, or RPM) at which they spin while playing on a turntable.
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Originally Answered: Do they still make vinyl records? Yes, vinyl is not only still around, it is growing and has been climbing every year for the past 12 years, albeit from a relatively small base, much lower than the heyday of LPs in the 1970s and early 1980s.
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Thickness is roughly 1mm for 7" records, although there will be variations depending on the weight of vinyl used. The holes in the centre are usually 7mm.
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One album, 6 labels. One is worth $10; one is worth $10,000! A significant factor in determining a vinyl record's value is the label on the record itself. A given album or single might have been released with several different labels on the disc itself, even among releases by the same record company.
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The standard weight for our vinyl records is 40 grams for 7 inch records, 110 grams for 10 inch records and 150 grams for 12 inch records. Standard Vinyl also offers heavy weight vinyl records that are audiophile grade: 70 grams for 7 inch records and 180 grams for 12 inch records.
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Interesting numbers regarding vinyl records A standard 12-inch record usually weighs 120–150 grams, heavy weight records weigh 180-220 grams. One pressing cycle for a standard record typically lasts 20-30 seconds, but for heavy weight records it can last much longer.
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Vinyl record sizes differ based on how much music is stored on the surface of the disk. Records come in three standard sizes: 7-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch.
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A “valuable record” can range anywhere from $500 to $3000. Anything over $3000 and we're migrating more towards the “rare” albums which are valuable because of unique characteristics (see the above section)