Approximate quantity
A rough count is enough—one shelf, ten boxes, 500 records, or an entire room.
You do not need to catalog every record. A few useful details about the size, genres, condition, and location provide a strong starting point.
A rough count is enough—one shelf, ten boxes, 500 records, or an entire room.
Tell us what styles are represented and the decades when most of the records were purchased.
Mention water exposure, mold, heavy dust, missing jackets, warping, or other visible concerns.
Share the city, floor level, stair or elevator access, and any timing considerations.
A personal collection, inheritance, former DJ library, store inventory, or another source.
We use the information you provide to determine whether the collection appears to be a good fit and whether an in-person evaluation makes sense.
For promising collections, we may arrange a convenient time to review the records, their condition, and the overall mix.
Any offer considers condition, demand, quantity, and the work required to safely pack and remove the collection. You are never pressured to accept.
Value varies widely based on artist, title, pressing, label, condition, and demand. Age alone does not determine value, and online asking prices do not always reflect actual sales.
We are especially interested in cohesive collections with jazz, soul, funk, boogie, gospel, R&B, disco, and related music, but we are glad to consider other quality material within a larger collection.
Review what we buyShare your name, contact information, ZIP code, and a brief description of the collection.