Question:
How much is a record (LP) of JOHNNY CASH At Folsom Prison worth if the record is still sealed?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
How much is a record (LP) of JOHNNY CASH At Folsom Prison worth if the record is still sealed?
Eight answers:
2016-03-22 21:43:18 UTC
Folsom Prison
dennis
2015-10-06 00:38:32 UTC
LPs good, but music collectors collect music, not the technology.

And they do not all agree that 'vinyl' is superior. Time to get an up to date CD player from a better maufacturer.
Susanna
2015-08-18 22:44:15 UTC
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How much is a record (LP) of JOHNNY CASH At Folsom Prison worth if the record is still sealed?

The record is from 1968 and still is in the shrink wrap, with the original price tag on it.
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1090
2007-09-09 20:32:54 UTC
This year...



$6.00 plus $4.00 for shipping



About music (LP) collecting :

What makes a record an Extremely valuable record (LPs)?



It must be a low production record that's OOP (out of print). No releases on CD... must NOT be available in compact disc format.



Why?



People buy records for the music. Example:



If you found a studio version of Johnny Cash singing, cussing, and talking trash about Willie Nelson... it's low production. Most people would go WOW and bid like crazy on that bay place.



JOHNNY CASH At Folsom Prison had high volume and is not OOP (out of print). It's produced on CD.



Exceptions? Yes. If you collected all of the Rolling Stones LPs, and you had monos from the UK, it wouldn't matter if the songs were released on CD. This set is a piece of history, a collector's fancy.



So, if you get some weird or rude comments... no big deal.





Robert

Countryguy
2007-09-09 17:30:24 UTC
A damn good rim-job, I'd imagine!
Phil Deese
2007-09-09 17:36:00 UTC
about a dollar. where do i send the check to?
Martin
2007-09-09 21:27:39 UTC
Resume Robert is obviously not a record collector.



Prices for records are determined by many variables, not just rarity. Errors, notoriety, death of the artist, etc., etc



Records that have been reissued on cd still fetch large sums on a regular basis. True record collectors/music collectors realize that analog vinyl is sonically superior to digital compact discs and is a more accurate representation of how the music sounded live in the studio.



Still sealed records (to collectors, abbreviated as s/s) ALWAYS fetch a premium over an opened copy.



What you have is rare because it is s/s. Cash items have been consistently in demand since his death. I auctioned a modern non-tour t-shirt three years ago with what I thought was a steep "buy it now" price. By the time I finished listing and checked to see how thye item looked to buyers it had sold.



So...what is it worth. At least $20.00. Possibly much more, especially in an auction if you get two or more people bidding against each other.



Antiques and Collectibles are worth what someone else is willing to pay for them at the time you are willing to sell them.



P.S. Out of curiosity I clicked on "resumecrazy's" link. It is an ongoing auction that still has almost two days left. A search of COMPLETED auctions showed ten recent sales at over $20.00 each. One was 29 dollars and change, another was 26 something. Both were OPEN copies. I would assume yours would go for at least 25% more.


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