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   In article <1177959468.166810.188870@n76g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>,   
   Phil Brown  wrote:   
      
   > I'm going to sell my late father's 78 collection, several hundred big   
   > band and popular 78 from the 30s, 40s and 50s. Any advise on how to go   
   > about it? I'd prefer to sell it all at once rather than one at a time   
   > on ebay just because of the time factor. I live in the San Francisco   
   > Bay Area.   
      
   If there is a local paper like the Recycler in LA, put an ad   
   offerring them free to a record collector who will come and   
   box them and take them away. Otherwise, see if there is a   
   local library or charity group that would like them. Records   
   from the depression are generally valuable, but I would bet   
   most of the records are wartime and later, which are worth   
   very little.   
      
   Hope this helps   
   Steve   
      
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