How many vinyl albums do you own you listen to?

I'm impressed (or shocked) at the large quantities of records that many members have accumulated. I only have about 250, even if you count the double disc albums. I only add if I see something interesting. I was in an antique store recently and found a Nautilus copy of Moody Blues' "On the Threshold of a Dream" LP. I took a chance, and despite the ticks and pops, found it so well recorded that I was glad I bought it. Yesterday, I listened to a couple early Beatles (UK/Japanese) albums. It reminded me that I need to do that more often.

I have around 3,000 LP’s.  I have an excellent analog rig....and I rarely play my vinyl.
I also own an excellent digital rig, which is much more convenient to play, and its sound is easily equal to my LP’s.  However rarely I play my vinyl, I’ll never sell it.  I love looking at my record accumulation that I started in college, I am now 68 years old.  I never consciously collected my records, I bought them over a 50 year period...one day I woke up and there were 3,000 records on the shelves.
It works the same way as the stuff in your garage, you never intended to collect all that stuff in there, but you woke up 20 years later with an incredible accumulation of stuff in there.

My collection is both small and large. Its missing so much of what I would want. Yet  I have at least 800 classical records I have not even listened to yet ( bought a huge lot at auction ).

Anyways its probably around 3500

I used to own 1100 sold them for $1,700 all VG -VG +,Now I have about 1,000 most in VG + to Near Mint,2500 cds about 50 box sets ,plus 500 cassettes, Some RtR prerecorded and blank.

I have perhaps 1,000 +or- 100.  Like miller carbon said "who bothers to count their LPs.  All have been acquired since 1983 after a major burglary at my home got all my LPs.  The goofy fool burglars go all my LPs and left the much more valuable stereo equipment behind.