how to find the value of vinyl records i own?
95447
Best way to find the value of anything is to check eBay. eBay will tell you what people will actually pay you for an item as opposed to what you can expect to pay in a dealer's shop.
756246
You can find out in Public Records, normally if the house is appraised say 200 thou, they sell it for 75% of that amount, check public records in your area by searching google or altavista..☺
324806
you need to go downtown and talk to the city clerk for residential public records. may cost you money depending on what county you live in.
1016079
If you live in australia, go to a record store. If not, then go to ebay.
568502
You can get a general idea of it's value by checking eBay and other auction sites.  However for an accurate appraisal of your piano it will have to be examined by a local professional. There are far too many variables to get a real appraisal for anything on line.  Good luck sounds like a nice instrument and one that was well taken care of.
1083558
The local property assessment office should have those records.\n\nYou should always consider Title Insurance before buying, however.
1162729
go to the courhouse and ask where you can view records,.  It will be free unless you want a copy.  Then you will have to pay  a minimal charge .   I foyu do it online it may costs something, but again not that much.
435641
eBay will give you a good idea of the current market value of the item in question.
365514
Ebay has the vinyl.  Some of the more friendly radio stations will convert your vinyl to cd if you provide the cd.  Worth a shot!\nhttp://search.ebay.com/lean-red-box_Music_W0QQcatrefZC6QQcoactionZcompareQQcoentrypageZsearchQQcopagenumZ1QQfnuZ1QQfromZR10QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQsacatZ11233QQsaprchiZQQsaprcloZQQssPageNameZRC0023
214002
Check out this list of stores for some ideas:\nhttp://dmoz.org/Shopping/Entertainment/Recordings/Audio/Music/Vinyl/
310136
Go to Tower Records or Rasputin music and ask if they have a list or a magazine on the going rates of records. Unfortunately nowadays unless they are in perfect (I'm talking never been played never been touched) condition, you'll probably only get a couple hundred out of them...
127686
Go to your local antique store or an appraiser.  They have methods of finding out where an item was made, how old it is, etc. often with their services for free.  Hope this helps.
285018
Not knowing exactly the type of record player you are looking for I would suggest doing an online search (sears roebuck vintage record player, and any numbers that may be on the record player itself).... I found a site...but not sure if it's what you have or are looking for...Also try looking it up on Ebay or find an Antique website and post a picture, someone may respond...Good luck:)
195549
Vinyl is still alive and kicking.  While they're used mostly by party DJ's nowadays, major artists also release things on vinyl.  I know for a fact that Bruce Springsteen releases every album on vinyl still.  Also, Foo Fighters released "In Your Honor" on a vinyl set.  If you want, I could tell you some great places to go in the northeast for vinyl.
293268
Sometimes in open property records , an owner may have a picture on file . My sister found one of her home in the records dated 100 years ago . Besides a picture you can find out who owns it , how much they paid for it ,When they bought it .Call city hall in that state , ask for property information , then ask what is on file and if they can give you a web sight . Good Luck !
90114
My Dad buys old records at yard sales and sells them on eBay.  He has had some luck and always comes out a head.  One time he sold a recorded for almost 400$.  It's sort of a hobby for him to sell old stuff on eBay.  Good luck selling yours.
421373
go to guinnessworldrecords.com