Where can I find old vinyl records?

Posted on By Aman Kelley

Where can I find old vinyl records?

The Best Sites to Buy Vinyl Records Online

  1. Stranded Records. Stranded Records buys and sells vinyl both in-store and online.
  2. Goner Records.
  3. Revolver Records.
  4. Amoeba Music.
  5. Discogs.
  6. Reckless Records.
  7. Grimey’s Music.
  8. Turntable Lab.

Who will buy old vinyl records?

How to Sell Vinyl Records for Cash

  1. Record/Music Stores. One of the best (and fastest) ways to sell your vinyl records is by bringing them to record or music stores near you.
  2. eBay. Another popular place to sell vinyl records is on eBay.
  3. Discogs.
  4. Flea Markets.
  5. Used Bookstores.
  6. CDandLP.com.

Are old vinyl records worth anything?

When it comes to a vinyl record’s value, condition is paramount, and worn copies of a record usually sell for modest amounts of money except in the cases of items that are rare to the point of being unique.

Does anyone buy old records?

You can sell vinyl records directly to collectors or to a store. Selling directly to collectors will typically net the most money, though it can take longer to sell. Selling to retailers and other stores is faster, but you’ll get less money since they need to resell at a profit.

Are vinyl records coming back?

This year, 2020, marks the first year in more than a generation since record sales — that is to say physical vinyl records — have surpassed CD sales. …

Are CDs worth keeping?

If you’re looking for a superior audio format, CDs are the best deal you’re likely to get. Also, there’s the resale value of CDs and vinyl. It might not be much, but you can sell your old records and CDs online or to record shops; if you buy a digital song, like an mp3 file, there’s no resale value.

Where is the best place to buy vinyl records?

Hands down, Discogs is the best online resource for buying vinyl, thanks to its enormous Database and international Marketplace. It’s also the closest you’re going to get to duplicating the in-store shopping experience because it’s run hive-mind-style by the hundreds of thousands of users that love the site.

What stores sell vinyl records?

1) Record/Music Stores. One of the best (and fastest) ways to sell your vinyl records is by bringing them to record or music stores near you. 2) eBay. Another popular place to sell vinyl records is on eBay . If you look on eBay, you’ll find a wide variety of vinyl records for sale. 3) Discogs. Discogs is an online music marketplace and community started in 2000. You can use it to sell — or to buy — music in several formats. 4) Flea Markets. Flea Markets can be a great place to sell vinyl records as well. Also known as swap meets, flea markets are havens for selling used items. 5) Used Bookstores. Used bookstores can be a great place to sell your vinyl records, too. Stores like Half Price Books often buy vinyl so they can resell it. 6) CDandLP.com. CDandLP.com is another online marketplace for used music. It’s been around since 2001 — almost as long as Discogs.

Who will buy vinyl records?

Stores like Half Price Books often buy vinyl so they can resell it. Note that you won’t make as much money on your vinyl when you sell it to a store that’s going to resell it. As with music stores, bookstores will give you far less for your albums so they can resell it at a fair price.

Where to sell old records?

– Record Stores. Yes, these still exist in some places (mostly cities, but I’ve seen them in small, trendy towns too). – Flea Markets. It’s not uncommon for people to visit the flea market in search of old albums. You’ll usually find at least one or two people selling them already. – Thrift Shops. If your town has thrift shops, it might be worth your time to pay them a visit. – Facebook Marketplace. I love selling stuff with the Facebook Marketplace. It’s really simple to list items on there, add a few pictures and a description, and find a buyer. – Craigslist. Craigslist is a site where you can sell your albums locally or across the country, but it’s typically used locally as a free place to list stuff for sale, – Craigslist Alternative Sites. Sites like Craigslist can also give you an opportunity to sell your albums locally if Craigslist isn’t working out well for you. – Yard Sales. Host your own yard sale and you might get at least some of your albums sold. – Used Bookstores. Used bookstores can also be a treasure trove for other vintage finds, like albums. – Hobbyist Stores. Stores designed for hobbyists can be a great place to sell your vinyl albums too. – Pawn Shops. The pawn shop might be an option for you if you want to get your collection sold quickly without having to wait for a buyer. – Auctions. Antique auctions happen all over the United States throughout the year, and there could be one coming up in your area.

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