LP collection


I inherited an extensive LP collection of early 50's first pressing classical and opera in stellar condition. Many are unplayed so they are not garage sale fodder. The question is what's the best way to sell them, and I don't want to do it one by one. Should I seperate them into small batches, by label, etc... Thanks in advance. Ron
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Overall, I think Elizabeth offers some excellent advice. If it were me, I would go through your collection and pick whatever records you think are worth the most. Just put a few on ebay and see what happens. Use the results to help figure out how best to sell the rest of them.
"03-20-13: Buconero117
Top dollar is a buck each if unopened, picked up. I am working on a buy of 50,000 lps"

Where the hell are you going to put all those records? I can only imagine how much space they take up. I can't help but wonder how long its going to take you to listen to them all.