Canadian Dude is Selling MASSIVE Vinyl Collection of Rarities. And It Ain’t Cheap.

October 4, 2016 Alan Cross 0 Comments

He goes by the name of Albert Jukebox, a Quebec collector of interesting vinyl. After sixty years of looking for rare material, he’s ready to send his collection of 10,000+ vinyl records–all in mint or near-mint condition–to a good home. It’s so well curated that it’s getting worldwide attention.

The collection includes some coveted only-pressed-in-Canada stuff (including 26 ultra-rare Elvis 7-inch singles and 500 printed-in-Quebec records). Overall, it’s heavy on 50s and 60s releases, but they are very well chosen.

How much? You can click the “Buy Now” button on eBay and immediately become the owner of the whole thing for $296,000 CAD. Oh, plus $999 shipping.

Learn more about the whole collection here or click on the image below.

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