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Value of mint condition first pressing of Sgt. Pepper?

I have a mint condition first pressing (I think) copy of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.  Vinyl is shiny and plays flawlessly, jacket is shiny with few indentations, and insert looks like new.  Any idea how much it might be worth.  Also, any idea as to how much value something like this gains over the years?  I'm thinking of giving it to my granddaughter (age 4) for her to cash in when she graduates high school.
Any input will be greatly valued.Russ
rustler
rustler OP
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Mine is definitely an English pressing.  Might that make a difference?
tbromgard
814 posts
 
Look at Discogs.com 
bdp24's avatar
bdp24
9,788 posts
 

An English pressing? Yes, worth more than a U.S.A. pressing, but not nearly as much a Mono LP, English or U.S.A. Do you have the included page of mustache cut-outs, etc., and the E.M.I. inner sleeve?

What determines the value of an LP is:

1- Supply versus demand.

2- Condition.

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millercarbon
12,531 posts
 
3- sound quality
But Tom Port has a lock on that.
don_c55
1,025 posts
 
Too many non record collectors over estimate the value of used records.

If the record is worth less than $50 it is not even worth selling.

You have to run an ad , pay fees, buy a shipping box, hassle with price, etc.

Very, very few records are worth more than $50.

Just keep your records and enjoy, or give them to someone that will play them.
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