Music Memorabilia--How & Where to Sell Old Phonograph Records

Have you studied your ABCs lately--that is Attics, Basements and Closets? They could yield up some extra money and free up some valuable space in your home for other uses. LPs (long-playing 10 and 12 inch discs, playing at 33 1/3 revolutions per minute), 78s (easily breakable discs, playing at 78 revolutions per minute with one tune on each side) and 45s (7 inch discs playing at 45 revolutions per minute) may be valuable.

Record collecting as a hobby is just beginning to grow after many other collectibles have been prominently featured in antique stores and the media. It is not an expensive hobby to establish, but disposing of them can be expensive in many ways.

Robert Hess, a collector and part-time dealer of old records for over 30 years, has prepared a primer for those who want to find treasure in their old records-78rpm, 45rpm and 33 1/3rpm (LP) records.

This primer can earn help you earn significant monetary rewards and provide more space in your home. It tells you How to Recognize Value, Who Will Buy Your Records, What They Will Pay and How to Find a Buyer.

Find out how you can receive this valuable document for only $10 by sending an email to info@musiccollecting.com