They can sell for exorbitant prices compared with their black counterpart, but life can give you surprises, so you should never judge a record's resale value solely by its colour.
Very thorough coverage, Andy, as usual! My earliest rememberies of colored vinyl was in the '50s (I was born in '55, so the late '50s is when my bro and I would've been enjoying it), and a Bozo the Clown album (with gatefold and storybook attached within)--can't recall the title.
I looked for it online, and while I may have seen the album cover, none had the vinyl pulled out for me to verify its red (as I remember) color. If only, 60 years ago, I'd-a thunk that I might have a reason to have kept all these things for showing, even if by pix, in the 3rd decade of the following century!!!🤯
Very thorough coverage, Andy, as usual! My earliest rememberies of colored vinyl was in the '50s (I was born in '55, so the late '50s is when my bro and I would've been enjoying it), and a Bozo the Clown album (with gatefold and storybook attached within)--can't recall the title.
I looked for it online, and while I may have seen the album cover, none had the vinyl pulled out for me to verify its red (as I remember) color. If only, 60 years ago, I'd-a thunk that I might have a reason to have kept all these things for showing, even if by pix, in the 3rd decade of the following century!!!🤯