Hi folks, I have recently aquired 2 Donny Osmond and 3 Osmonds vinyl albums

All are in good condition

Can anyone tell me if they think any of them are worth anything?!

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Donny Osmond - Alone Together (Contains Small Square Poster of Donny Osmond):


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Donny Osmond - Too Young:


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The Osmonds Live:


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Osmonds - The Plan:


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The Osmonds - Crazy Horses:


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Tell me what you think they are worth and I'll tell you how much I payed for them

Joe

They'll be worth more when he drops dead

All of them for a tenner

The easy answer is they are worth what someone is prepared to pay for them.
As a guide I would suggest looking on ebay to see if you can see these albums and what they're going for - even this is variable as it depends who is watching at any given time. Prices can sometimes be raised if the artist has any activities going on ie tour, film, interviews etc (or death) although death is not always a guarentee of raising prices sometimes interest can drop in an artist after their death.

Vinnie

The one with the poster may be worth more as most of these were probably stuck onto girlies beedroom walls and ruined by countless kisses goodnight

Im not sure how much Osmand records are worth, to tell you the tooth:whistle:

Although Little Jimmy Osmonds song "Long Haired Lover From Liverpool" is priceless when it comes to getting everyone to evacuate the room at the end...

Any guesses how much I payed for the lot??

Came free with your bike ?!

I reckon £1 for the lot of them

10 Shillings

...I wouldnt admit to having any osmond tunes!

How much are they worth?

Seriously....... not a lot I'm afraid

Vinyl is still the most collectible format for collectors but the Osmonds (and related) are not deemed as 'collectible'.

The top collectible artists are (as you would maybe expect) The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Queen, The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin. Pure pop such as The Osmonds attract far less attention.

A lot is down to the condition of not only the Vinyl, but the sleeve as well. The official categories are 'Mint' 'Excellent' 'Very Good' 'Good' 'Fair' and 'Poor'.

Rule of thumb dictates that a record worth £100 in 'Mint' condition, will be worth £80 in 'Excellent', £60 in 'Very Good' right down to £10 or less in 'Poor' condition. This is, however, down to individual interpretation of course.

There is a very good valuation site http://www.recordcollectormag.com/ which is offline for improvement right now, but it may give you some ideas when it's back.

You could try http://www.recordcollectorsguild.org/ in the meantime.

Good luck

I'd be more worried about why he bought them in the First Place

They'll be worth something Eventually......


Probably just in time for your retirement.

No better still, save them for your Grandkids, they may be worth the Ebay listing fee by then!