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I'm curious about the level of interest in possibly offering my blues CDs and the LP collection.

There are far fewer blues CDs in the collection, probably 200 or so, there's a strong concentration in electric blues with a lot of B.B. King, Chicago artists, Lowell Fulson and Freddie King among others. I can say this, I'd be disinclined to offer as deep discounts for those that don't sell as I have for the jazz CDs ...

On the LPs, we're talking about maybe 10-15 BNs but not the kind that get the big dollars (Rainbow series releases, Liberty era releases) and then a few hundred more, some rare PJs, that Rita Reys LP with the Messengers, some nice Argo LPs. I wouldn't look for collector's prices but I also doubt I'll sell many for $3-5 either.

So, are the vinyl heads ready to spend? Have I extracted too much from the Org community already?

Thanks in advance for any feedback.

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How'd you sense I still have a dollar in my pocket?

Seriously, I'm personally overloaded with vinyl. And probably have about all the mainstream blues I can handle. But I suspect you'll find some love for that vinyl 'round here.

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What kind of grading system will you be using? Guaranteed to please the magnifying-glass-users among us?

I will transport all LPs to my favorite remaining vinyl emporium, where I will visually examine each one on a simple Pass/Fail basis. Thus I will replicate the experience of most vinyl hounds by utilizing the same shitty lighting I had when I bought them in the first place. For those on the margins, I will bring them home for a second opinion from Coltrane. If he barks or wags his tail, they Pass. If he scratches them or gives me his patented quizzical expression, they Fail.

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Dan-

There are also lots of vinyl junkies over at http://www.audiogon.com/ Good luck

What kind of grading system will you be using? Guaranteed to please the magnifying-glass-users among us?

I will transport all LPs to my favorite remaining vinyl emporium, where I will visually examine each one on a simple Pass/Fail basis. Thus I will replicate the experience of most vinyl hounds by utilizing the same shitty lighting I had when I bought them in the first place. For those on the margins, I will bring them home for a second opinion from Coltrane. If he barks or wags his tail, they Pass. If he scratches them or gives me his patented quizzical expression, they Fail.

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