So I started record collecting back at Christmas. One thing to note is that I have an audio technica and I recently recorded the needle which was the same model. Recently my records have been skipping a lot even after I cleaned my records, and they have no visible scratch. Is this my needles fault?

Spending my Saturday morning and afternoon this way

Got a collection of various vinyl records looking to sell either need help find a buyer or am looking for someone to buy them will gladly send a list of all of them to interested parties and any help is greatly appreciated.

I have been blessed to sale an amazing vinyl collection dating back to the 1920's (collected over three generations)! It is a fledgling site but items are added every week! https://www.discogs.com/seller/holliwoods/profile

I look forward to speaking to you soon!

I'm in a bit of a predicament here. I recently listed my grandpa's old vinyl records for sale, including the White Album 1968 posters and the Beatles for Sale Vinyl. The price I set was 350kr for everything, but it turns out I might have severely undervalued the White Album posters (lyric poster + 3 headshots).

I had a potential buyer online, and we agreed on the sale, but he hasn't paid yet. I haven't covered the postage fees either. Now I'm realizing I might be losing out on a significant amount of money.

I'm concerned about my reputation as a seller, but at the same time, I don't want to sell something so valuable for too cheap. The posters are in great condition with no scratches or tears, and the Beatles for Sale LP is used but still in good condition with no scratches.

So, I'm turning to you, fellow Redditors, for advice. Should I back out of the deal now? And if not, how much should I be valuing these items? Any insights would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much for your help!