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I actually suspected you only move for money baz
If I had 10 inches I would sell porn 
The program mentioned in this topic never worked for me, because I din't have mac OS X 10.5.
Right now though, if you're viewing your discogs collection you can choose a 'statistics' view. (at he menu almost at the top on the right). It shows the marketplace history for evey record (If it has a marketplace history of course). It gives a minimum, median and maximum price. It also gives a minimum, median and maximum price range for the whole collection. Funny but not too serious, though it's maybe more realistic than a program that is based on current listed prices.
Ah, thanks. I wondered where that value-botton is on discogs but now I found it..... Clicked and well, virtually it's the most valuable "thing" (if you can call a collection like that) I own besides my house (which I don't really own and is also cheap) and my body perhaps.
The program mentioned in this topic never worked for me, because I din't have mac OS X 10.5.
Right now though, if you're viewing your discogs collection you can choose a 'statistics' view. (at he menu almost at the top on the right). It shows the marketplace history for evey record (If it has a marketplace history of course). It gives a minimum, median and maximum price. It also gives a minimum, median and maximum price range for the whole collection. Funny but not too serious, though it's maybe more realistic than a program that is based on current listed prices.
Didn't know that, that's a very cool feature. I could buy a nice car for my collection.
narcisco wrote:The program mentioned in this topic never worked for me, because I din't have mac OS X 10.5.
Right now though, if you're viewing your discogs collection you can choose a 'statistics' view. (at he menu almost at the top on the right). It shows the marketplace history for evey record (If it has a marketplace history of course). It gives a minimum, median and maximum price. It also gives a minimum, median and maximum price range for the whole collection. Funny but not too serious, though it's maybe more realistic than a program that is based on current listed prices.Didn't know that, that's a very cool feature. I could buy a nice car for my collection.
You could try the trade/sale section of this forum.
if you die sooner then you can sell your collection
your records will end up at the record bin, where they can be purchased for 50 cent each..
imagine the pointlessness<-- well that's a cool word, in valuing your collection.. it's not a picasso for your wall
A billion pounds. wow!
if you die sooner then you can sell your collection
your records will end up at the record bin, where they can be purchased for 50 cent each..
imagine the pointlessness<-- well that's a cool word, in valuing your collection.. it's not a picasso for your wall
not if your heirs know that there are some valuable records in there
now post your addresses too
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