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Vinyl records for sale

I am selling these exclusively as complete sets—each image represents one specific collection.
For the most part, these records are in excellent condition; many are practically mint, which should be evident from the photos—both the covers and the vinyl itself look superb.
I am only accepting offers at this time—please, I kindly ask that you refrain from asking "how much is it..."

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Olivia Chavez6 said:To put it simply... I am not dropping $100 or more on a used vinyl record.
I buy my brand-new, shrink-wrapped albums at big-box retailers—not on some online forum.
And if a record is scratched or ruined? I won't give them a single cent.

I suspect quite a few people had a good laugh reading that. You might want to check www.discogs.com or eBay to see what these specific records actually go for. If you're lucky, maybe someone like Best Buy could have them for under $33, but anything else—including shipping—is going to cost you at least $50 (unless, of course, you stumble upon some poor soul who hasn't a clue what they're sitting on).

If you're getting into vinyl, you really ought to realize that vintage pressings hold much more value than something pulled off a shelf at Target. Any amateur can walk into a store and pick up a new release, but tracking down an old UK pressing—say, from Joy Division—requires actual capital and a bit of luck.