What to do with a collection of sealed audiophile vinyl? MFSL Telarc Sheffield Nautilus


I have 18x high quality albums that have never been opened. They were purchased 1982-1985. Link attached with photos.
I am going to sell them as it is time. I think I am going to list them on Discogs but thought I would solicit some thoughts before I did that. Is there any reason not to list the individually? Some of these items are listed at very high prices and there not that many sealed copies. It is a hodge podge of material.

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MFSL
Deju Vu
Aqualung
The Doors
Music from the Big Pink
Trick of the Tail
Year of the Cat
Let's Dance
Close to the Edge

Nautilus
CSN
Seals and Crofts
JT Gorilla

Sweet Thunder
Super Tramp

2x Sheffield Labs
1x Telarc

Thanks for any thoughts.
Mid Fi for me

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MSFL big money.
Nautilus not so much.
West of Oz sealed for $5
Romeo & Juliet $100+

The original MoFi Music From Big Pink (Stan Ricker mastered) is not good. The second MoFi version (MFSL 1-346) is much, much better, but is out-of-print, and worth some semi-serious money. Even the new Capitol 45 RPM double-LP edition is better than the original MoFi, and lists for $34.99.

The MoFi Beatles LP’s used to be in demand, but have fallen out of favour, especially after Capitol put them out as a Mono Boxset. The boxset is now out-of-print, and worth some money: over a thousand bucks. MoFi put all The Beatles LP's in a boxset of their own (in Stereo), and that still commands a good price, though Beatles collectors prefer the Mono box for sound. 

Many of the Sheffield’s are pretty common, and worth not that much. They do sound great, though! Telarc’s are very common, and worth no more than non-audiophile pressings.

Thanks for the input. Just needed some confirmation. I also have a decent collection of lightly played MFSL et al including the Beatles box. Now I need to figure out how to grade for those.

Interesting note on the Big Pink. Unfortunately mine is 01-039.