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hey there,i own several acdc 45 s australian edition albert press records including....can i sit next to you girl/it s a long way to the top.....baby please don t go/love song....dirty deeds/r.i.p. .......high voltage/soul stripper .....TNT/Im a rocker.....problem child/love at first feel....I also have dirty deeds the album 33rpm (australian)I was wondering if you could tell me the value as a whole or individually please,These r all in great condition near mint actually.....and how would you recomend i protect them storage ect....Cheers...
Hello Mick,
Thank you for your question.
The rarest of these 7" Albert singles would be Problem Child/Love At First Feel, likely to be worth in the range of $75-100USD to collectors. Dirty Deeds/RIP approximately $60, and the other titles you mentioned in the range of $30-50 each. If any of these are "A" label promo's (there would be a large A stamped across one or both sides of the single's label), this would dramatically increase their value and rarity.
The rarest of the Albert 7" singles would include "Dog Eat Dog"/"Carry Me Home", "Can I Sit Next To You Girl"/"Rockin' In The Parlour", "Rock and Roll Damnation/Cold Hearted Man", as well as "Let There Be Rock" (part 1)/"Let There Be Rock" (part 2).
The best way to protect your vinyls in storage would be to place them individually inside at least a 1.5 mil poly sleeve (POLYPROPYLENE plastic) and store them upright (not laying face down).
Best Regards,
Bill
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