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Sell Priscilla Chan's Autumn Colors Vinyl Record
Sell Priscilla Chan's Autumn Colors Vinyl Record
We review edition, sleeve, inserts and disc condition item by item before advising whether an inspection is worthwhile.
Item summary
Released in 1988,"Autumn Moods" (Autumn Colors) is undoubtedly one of Priscilla Chan's most iconic works. This album not only perfectly encapsulates the golden age of Hong Kong pop...
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What is a vinyl record?
What is a vinyl record?
Vinyl records were the dominant music format through much of the 20th century. Their analogue playback, physical artwork and distinctive sound continue to appeal to collectors of all ages.
What affects vinyl value?
What affects vinyl value?
Pressings of the same title can differ by label, disc weight, groove spacing, matrix sequence and other manufacturing details. These differences can affect sound, scarcity and collector value.
Complete item notes
Sell Priscilla Chan's Autumn Colors Vinyl Record appraisal priorities
- Is the edition uncommon?
- What is the sleeve and disc condition?
- Are the original inserts complete?
If the edition is unclear, photograph the cover, label, disc and accessories, then send them through the WhatsApp link above.
Complete item notes
Released in 1988,"Autumn Moods" (Autumn Colors) is undoubtedly one of Priscilla Chan's most iconic works. This album not only perfectly encapsulates the golden age of Hong Kong pop music in the 80s,but its early vinyl pressing,recorded entirely in analog,boasts warm and delicate sound quality and strong vocal presence. To this day,it remains a rare "audiophile" test record for many audiophiles and vinyl collectors.
With the recent vinyl revival,demand for well-preserved early Cantonese vinyl records has surged. We have many years of experience in second-hand vinyl record trading and are committed to buying 80s Cantonese vinyl at high prices,ensuring a fair price.
Vinyl Record Condition Assessment and Resale Value Reference
The preservation state (condition) of a record is the most crucial factor in determining the resale value of used vinyl records. To give you a clearer idea before selling,we provide the following industry-standard vinyl condition assessment references:
We evaluate the buyback price based on the international Goldmine grading standards (M/NM/VG+/VG/G),considering the condition of the sleeve,record surface,completeness of accessories,and playback status. Learn more about our grading standards
Priscilla Chan's "Autumn Moods" Vinyl Version Identification Guide
Different pressings released at different times have vastly different market values. Many people may not know how to distinguish valuable first-pressing vinyl records. The following table lists the characteristics and collection potential of common versions of "Autumn Moods":
| Version Type | Identification Features and Details | Collection and Resale Potential |
| Hong Kong Original 1st Pressing | Pressed in 1988 by PolyGram in Hong Kong or West Germany. The key is the matrix number in the run-out groove of the record,which usually has sharper lettering. The sleeve printing is vibrant and the texture is thick. | Extremely High. The most sought-after version by audiophiles,offering authentic analog sound. This is a primary target for our top cash appraisals. |
| Early Reissue / Other Asian Region Versions | Released slightly later than the first pressing,or distributed by agents in Taiwan,Singapore,Malaysia,etc. The matrix number in the run-out groove differs from the first pressing,and the back of the sleeve may have different distributor logos or regional barcodes. | Medium to High. The sound quality is still excellent,making it a great alternative for collectors who cannot find a first pressing. Resale prices are stable. |
| Modern Reissue | Newly reissued vinyl records in recent years (e.g.,180G ARS series,picture discs). The sleeve usually has a modern barcode,the record weight is significantly heavier (180 grams),and it comes with new promotional stickers. | Medium. While they have listening value,due to large print runs and easy availability,second-hand buyback prices are usually calculated based on second-hand depreciation and do not have the historical premium of a first pressing. |
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How appraisal works
Four steps from photos to handover
Start with clear photos. We review edition, condition and accessories before arranging an in-person inspection when needed.
- 01 Send clear photosPhotograph the front, back, label, disc surface and included accessories.
- 02 Identify the editionWe check catalogue numbers, pressing details, sleeves and inserts.
- 03 Arrange inspectionFor suitable items, we confirm a store visit or on-site inspection.
- 04 Confirm handoverAfter physical inspection, we confirm the offer and handover details.
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