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Is this album worth more than 500.00? I cant seem to find a reliable source for an answer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Hello again, Debbie, and thanks for your very positive feedback. :o)
I've done a Google search for you - there may be some interesting stuff here: http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=value+beatles+unopened+abbey+road&btnG=Go...
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Good Luck!
Chalk!
Hi, Debbie,
My Profile says: Please note that my expertise does *not* cover the value of Beatles memorabilia, except by using Google ... which I think you can do yourself. ;o)
Nevertheless, I've had a look at eBay for you, and there's an item called "Beatles Abbey Road Japan Apple Orig Red Wax LP w/OBI" selling for US$ 99.99. I should think this is pretty rare, but it's price is nowhere near the 500.00 (dollars, I guess) that you mention.
For that kind of price, I should think it would need to be autographed by at least one of the Beatles.
These are just my ideas, but I hope it helps...
Regards,
Chalk.
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