What is the value of a first press of Velvet underground and Nico signed by Andy Warhol?
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Could be worth a good bit of change.\nhttp://www.belgraviagallery.com/DetailWA147.htm\n\n"The Velvet Underground and Nico\n...\nSigned by Warhol (twice), Lou Reed, Mae Tucker and Nico.\n...\nwith unpeeled Banana sticker on back.\n...\nPrice framed: £8500"\n\nGranted, the above has the extra (very nice!) signatures, and is framed, but the jacket is what I would consider to be in good to fair condition.  £8,500 is around $15,000.
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I saw it years ago. It was quite good. Wouldn't a good place to look for that kind of stuff on ebay? That way you literally have the whole world in your fingertips. #i only know of places in UK to get this sort of stuff. There are places in London that sell signed posters and stuff. Any good?
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not online but......there is an awesome store in nashville tn called phonoluxe records. they have lottsa rare stuff and vinyl for days...lol their # is 6152593500. if you know what you are looking for they will ship anywhere
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try ebay for the album..
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Depending on the true rarity of your collection, a large auction house might me interested.  Sotheby's for example.\n\nIf your collection is not THAT rare, try the smaller StampAuctionNetwork where you can list your collection personally.
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I too, have many old lps.  I have gone to e-bay just to see if there is a market for them.  I followed a few listed lps for about 2 wks.  :(  There is not much of a market.  So, there is little value unless they are extremely rare.  G-luck.
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Here is a site that looks like you might be able to view it, and probably buy it to print it out. It isn't an expensive piece to own, so just buy it. William tell will be many pages long so that will be more expensive.
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Here is what they sold for on ebay:\n\nhttp://search-completed.ebay.com/apollo-newspaper_W0QQcatrefZC6QQcoactionZcompareQQcoentrypageZsearchQQcopagenumZ1QQfisZ2QQfromZR10QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ3QQsacatZQ2d1QQsbrsrtZl
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If it's creased, it might be worth a little more than $1 but not all that much though. Crisp and new, it's worth more. Does it have "In God we Trust" on the back?  Doesn't change the value, but it's interesting.  Look on Ebay and see what they're going for.
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According to ComicPriceGuide.com, that particular issue is worth  $1,325.00 in mint condition.\n\nHow. Ever. Before you go off thinking you've won a lottery, a few things to consider: \n\n-> That price is *one* source's opinion; there are several price guides on the market, all of which use their own methods to determine a book's price, and some will have a higher/lower value for that book. \n\n-> The price quoted above refers to a book that is in A-1 mint condition -- we're talking flawless, with no creases, nicks, tears or any other signs of stress. In other words, it's very, very unlikely the book you're holding is worth that much unless it's been sealed in a vault for 30 years. \n\n-> Comic collectors and appraisers are -- and I say this with all love and respect -- the biggest bunch of scam artists this side of the Sopranos. If you took that particular book to a comic shop, the owner will show you every small imperfection and offer you a pittance, just so he can turn it around and sell it for much, much more to the next sap through his door. So don't expect a dealer to shell out that much for your copy. \n\nI guess my answer is this: It's worth what you can get for it. If you have a friend who's willing to pay $1,000 for that one issue, then sell it (but don't expect him to be a friend for long). Or check out what that issue is going for on Ebay, which is a good way to see what people are willing to buy that book for. \n\nPersonally, I'm not a big fan of looking at books in terms of what they're worth -- they're meant to be read and enjoyed, not speculated over like hot stock picks. But if you're really intent on selling it, I'd suggest you find someone to give it a proper appraisal and then take that into to an auction site like ebay. \n\n- M.
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Check eBay, or if the magazine is still in print check for an address and phone # via the web.
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If they are in such good shape, the value might be considerable.  I would take a few of the most interesting/oldest to a dealer in old magazines, or an antiques and curios store if you don't know a dealer in "ephemera," as they are called.  It might even be worth it to list them on eBay.  I think they are probably well past the flea market level of value, at the very least.\n\nGood luck!
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Maybe someone sells old copies on E-Bay
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Well, if they are original, YES> But, you'll need to find a buyer. and since they are Nazi oriented materials, you can't put them on Ebay. Try looking in the phone book for locla antique stores and go from there. Don't SELL them to the stores, you'll only get a fraction of their value. But, they MIGHT be able to give you a value for them. Good luck!
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I have this album - what is it worth to you?
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Sorry I took so long in replying, but that book in very good to excellent condition is selling for between 20 and 35 US dollars.
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I know a lot of people are gonna say the "butcher cover" of Yesterday... and Today, but it's not. It's a White Album with serial number 000003. Somebody bought it at auction for 10,000.