Sold individually, the seller would make more but the process would be long and drawn out. The point is to pass it down to someone else in this guy's lifetime. Of course you can't see what CDs are in the collection. It would be impractical to list them all! It's also besides the p...
Sold individually, the seller would make more but the process would be long and drawn out. The point is to pass it down to someone else in this guy's lifetime. Of course you can't see what CDs are in the collection. It would be impractical to list them all! It's also besides the point to do so. There are people who want this, and the fact that it sold shows that someone did bid.
I had the opportunity to peruse the collection before the whole mess began. To answer the question of what the contents are...pretty much EVERYTHING I could think of. Lots of rare limited pressings and the like. The owner wanted to preserve the collection, which is why it was offered as a whole. He even tried to make a deal with the Library of Congress, but decided to get some nice retirement cash instead.
