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Should I list all my classical CDs?

Hello everyone,

I have about 200 classical CDs that I collected about 15 to 20 years ago from classical music club and other places. I've since replaced most of them with LPs, and I really haven't listened to this who is in years and years. I could donate them or go through the rigmarole of selling them at a record store, but I'd much rather just pass them on to someone who would enjoy them. What would be the best way of doing this? So I just list them here in audio gone and charge only shipping?
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rok2id
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I would first check and see what they are being sold for used on Amazon.  You might be surprised how much the prices of Classical CDs have increased.

I have found many CDs that I paid $11.98 for several years ago, from Amazon, are now offered for sale at over $60 used.

Cheers
afisher
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I’d be happy to take them
rpeluso
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Perhaps someone (me?) would purchase them from you.  Are you interested?
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kijanki
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I would keep them, just in case, but to give it away Library would be my first choice.
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simao OP
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Thanks, everyone, for your advice. I'd be happy to ship them to someone or Library. Lots of titles from Harmonia Mundi and Musical Heritage Society. I love baroque and early music recordings. I really can't see me listening to classical CDs anymore. When I listen to classical it's on vinyl and barring that it's probably streaming. They simply been sitting around in a wine crate for years.
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