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 Finding Sue UK Records



The easiest way to find Sue UK records is to look at Discogs.

Shop Sue Records - Discogs

There are second hand record shops and some may be near where you live.

Google Search  for local second hand record shops.

Compile a list of the shops near your location. Note their addresses, phone numbers, email addresses. Let them know you are looking for Sue UK records.

Oxfam Online and other charity sellers also sell second hand vinyl.

Make a list of the records you want.

Research prices of those recordings, and see how much they vary.

Is the item for sale pictured, and what condition is it in. Is the cover complete? Has the spindle hole worn badly? Are there any scratches on the tracks? Is the surface clean? (When I was on hospital radio, we were given old records which had had paint spilt all over the playing surfaces.) Will they play it for you?

Is the seller a regular seller and are there any customer comments.

Set a limit on how much you are prepared to pay. Consider having the money you have set aside for purchases in a separate savings account so you do not overspend.

Precision Pressing of Ontario, Canada online guide to buying second hand records. 

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