Found this site...

[www.popsike.com]

That lists what bootlegs actually sold for at auctions.

I've got some vinyl Stones boots, and I'm getting ready to part with some duplicates. My question is, should I just ebay them? I would offer them to you here first, if there is any interest.

One in particular, "Two (great) Albums Cheap" - which is a TOQ double set with Burning at the Hollywood Palladium & European Tour 1970 - I've seen this go for hundred$$, and although mine is Mint, I don't know what they're really worth.

Any suggestions?

EBAY takes too much of a cut....so they are disappointing in that respect.
Plus the Paypal cut.

I could never part with mine, but when I'm dead I would hope my wife sells them to other collector's directly! Find a collectors market or record fair..or even a shop near you that knows the value. Advertise it in Goldmine.

2 cents worth

The high priced ones are generally original TMOQs, K&S, Idle Mind labels, etc. Early variations on Color vinyl, especially labels above can fetch thousands. An original copy of Omaayad by Pink Floyd, recently sold for over $1,000 US. I have seen splatter vinyl TMOQs with the deluxe printed on covers sell for upwards of $4,000 US. Depends on if an auction gets a war going between two collectors.

JR

Actually as I do not collect anymore and wanted to go to see the Boys in 05 in the US I sold my vinyl records and I was surprised what the outcome was. I sold about 80 original boot-albums and 7 concerts, flight to US and Hotels for 2 were paid. Honestly speaking I would do it again for every life show.
Today I only collect the shows which I have attented.