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You haven't actually asked a question.
If you're asking how to price the records for resale, just grade them using the Goldmine standard, look at the pricing of copies for sale on Discogs, then decide your asking price. Keep in mind that while there might be 4 copies of an item selling from $50 to $200, that the chances of actually selling your item in that range are pretty slim, unless you're prepared to sit on it until a monied (or foolish, or some combination of the two) buyer comes along. Reference the sales history and you'll see that the rare records that move the fastest are the ones that don't have delusionally astronomical price tags attached to them.
Now, since you haven't actually asked a question, it might also be fair to assume that you just posted this to brag about your finds. If that's the case, with the exception of a few people such as yourself, no one actually cares. I have records that I nabbed on the cheap that sell for $50+ on discogs, and I scribble things like "FAT BASSLINE!!" in black marker on the labels, just to show how pointless it is to fetishise electronic music.
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Last edited by PivotTechno on Dec-23-2010 at 03:40
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