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stonesstein
Treacle, never got that email from you about working a deal for some US 7" promos & PS.
Also, please email me your Discogs moniker so I can see what all you have.
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1963luca0
DISCOGS is ok for mediocre collections. Usually, top collection include records that DISCOGS ignores. On top of that, listings on DISCOGS are approximate and this means that what makes a record rare/valuable is not underlined. DISCOGS is ok only for low-profile Collectors, IMO.[/quote
There's probably a way to say what you wanted to say, and not have been quite so dismissive.
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1963luca0
Not dismissive at all: I do appreciate DISCOGS as it helps, sometimes. But when one comes to details and comments he has to face a lot of mistakes. If one collects hi-end, DISCOGS can’t be his bible. On the contrary, Collectors who don’t care about details will feel at home.
I confirm that true rarities are not on DISCOGS. As well as for outtakes on tape, there’s an inner circle of record Collectors of The Rolling Stones where co-sharing is limited and does not include DISCOGS. I myself love to share my know-how. My collection is open to all those who visit Milan and sharing info is the main goal of the reference books I publish.
That said, every Collector sets his own level. When one adopts DISCOGS has standard he sets himself quite low, IMO.
On top of that, prices reported by DISCOGS are totally useless.
They don’t tell if the copy sold for Euro 39 was M/M, if it has all the due freebies etc etc
Should one Collector stick to these prices?
Should he value his own collection on these uncertain basis?
Not my cup of coffee…
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1963luca0
No problem. I propose you to stand correct and stick to what you please most.
My knowledge is already available to those who care: web sites are not the only possible way to access to know-how.
That said, enjoy your time and DISCOGS.
Bye,
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frankotero
I've never seen one of those!
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JordyLicks96
Found a copy of the I Wanna Be Your Man/Stoned US Promo single for a great price ($300). Definitely thinking of purchasing it.
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frankotero
Excellent find JordyLicks96. I've never seen one of those!
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frankotero
I got a Portuguese EP radio demo of Have You Seen Your Mother. Very happy with it.
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frankotero
I got a Portuguese EP radio demo of Have You Seen Your Mother.
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frankotero
Excellent find JordyLicks96. I've never seen one of those!
Was doing a random search and lo and behold I found this copy! In fact, the place I found it is selling two copies!!
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frankotero
Excellent find JordyLicks96. I've never seen one of those!
Was doing a random search and lo and behold I found this copy! In fact, the place I found it is selling two copies!!
Many years ago, 15 maybe, I saw a NM one of these on Ebay, just breathtaking, and I think it was going for $1500 or so.
I understand there's a regular release of this, so not the promo, that is considerably rarer and worth a lot more. So think of that early white and purple label.
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Interesting, on DISCOGS (I took a little flack for mentioning discogs here before from another poster, I hope I don't enflame him again), there's only ever been one sale of the purple label item, for $36, in 2019. No other sales, no other items even listed for sale. I think that price anomaly means the person that scooped it got an incredible deal. Here is the link:
[www.discogs.com]
By contrast, here's the history for the promo label:
[www.discogs.com]
So quite a bit more data.
I also came across this...the white label variation, which I also now remember coming across on EBAY around the same time as the purple label, again really expensive $1500 or so maybe 15 years ago:
[www.discogs.com]
That one seems to create the most enthusiasm but I go back to the purple label variation...there's almost no activity on that. It's interesting.
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frankotero
Excellent find JordyLicks96. I've never seen one of those!
Was doing a random search and lo and behold I found this copy! In fact, the place I found it is selling two copies!!
Many years ago, 15 maybe, I saw a NM one of these on Ebay, just breathtaking, and I think it was going for $1500 or so.
I understand there's a regular release of this, so not the promo, that is considerably rarer and worth a lot more. So think of that early white and purple label.
EDIT
Interesting, on DISCOGS (I took a little flack for mentioning discogs here before from another poster, I hope I don't enflame him again), there's only ever been one sale of the purple label item, for $36, in 2019. No other sales, no other items even listed for sale. I think that price anomaly means the person that scooped it got an incredible deal. Here is the link:
[www.discogs.com]
By contrast, here's the history for the promo label:
[www.discogs.com]
So quite a bit more data.
I also came across this...the white label variation, which I also now remember coming across on EBAY around the same time as the purple label, again really expensive $1500 or so maybe 15 years ago:
[www.discogs.com]
That one seems to create the most enthusiasm but I go back to the purple label variation...there's almost no activity on that. It's interesting.
I believe you're speaking of the stock copy version? I think that one went for close to $9000 about 8 years ago.
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frankotero
All these questions makes me wonder how many unknown variations exist. It's a dangerous game because sometimes you might miss a great deal, and others you'll be cheated. Maybe it's better to collect vintage wine