Is Vinyl Even "Collectable" Anymore?

[Mikey]

I know a co-worker who is a collector and seeks outs certain records and also found a store specializing in "vintage vinyl". In going to the store the guy who owned even asked my co-worker about buying some of his records. This would indicate to me there is a market, I just don't how big.

Back in the day I used to go to Princeton Record Exchange right by the University.

Ever check it out ?

[VintageMike]

I didn't actually go the store with the guy, he just relayed the story to me. I'm betting it's the same store as he told me it was in Princeton.

[Adam West]

Wow, I don't have a super large collection but do have some vinyls that I just continued to hold onto even after I started buying CD's. I was real particular about them so they should all be in minty condition (unless I stored them incorrectly). A few years ago, I pulled out some of my favorite LP's with aesthetically looking album covers and bought a few inexpensive LP frames from A.C. Moore. I framed Sgt. Pepper, Charlie Brown Christmas, and Lynyrd Skynyrd 2nd Helping, to name a few. I know I have some obscure punk LP's and import 45's. There was a record store that I used to drive to that sold the most obscure stuff around and often find myself picking up imported vinyls that couldn't be purchased in a typical store. I'll have to pull the collection out and see if I have anything of value.

[Mikey]

[QUOTE=Adam West;665163]and Lynyrd Skynyrd 2nd Helping, to name a few. [QUOTE]

Great album !!!

One of my top 10 albums i'd pick to be stranded on an island with