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I would identify them using Discogs and pick out the ones worth selling individually then sell the rest as a job lot.
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It is surprising what it is worth. I may be interested in some of it but I am in Bristol.
I am still trying to catalogue my collection on discogs and am quite often surprised how much some hip-hop albums are worth.
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I would do what Soul has suggested but beware of the time sink that selling on Discogs can become. I had a lot of success with a small percentage of titles, sold some quite well on ebay in boxes of 20 and 1 or 2 loads of 100.
If they are potentially £50 or so for some of them you need to be careful with grading. If you don't want to get good at that there will be people who can offer you an insulting small amount to take the whole lot which they will cherry pick etc.
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I'll pm you tomorrow as I could be interested. I'm in SE25 so probably local enough to you to collect.
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Any suggestions on what to do with a couple crates of mid 90's to mid 2000's Hip Hop and RnB? I've finally got round to rescuing stuff from my parents loft and whilst it's all playable the covers and sleeves are pretty beaten up from being stuffed in old record bags. I'll have a sort as there's probably a few gems in there. Worth listing or do people still by job lots? Alternatively suggestions for charity vinyl shops in SE London.
Or... are there any youth centres still going that might want it so kids can fuck up some old vinyl?