Own a piece of history

[Naptown Rob]

Michael Jackson's record player. $5,000.
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/atq/2603963701.html

 

[kansei]

Mid $100s is about the going rate for one in excellent condition. The seller of the above item is clearly certifiable.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MICHAEL-JACKSON-RECORD-PLAYER-1984-RARE-vanity-fair-/320749601049

/noaf

 

[chicks]

Well, I'm happy to report that Thriller LPs are no longer being marked up to absurd levels at the GW's around here - $2 just like everything else (except the Beatles albums, scratched up examples or which are still marked up to $25 or so).

 

[Naptown Rob]

Mid $100s is about the going rate for one in excellent condition.

Really? That's about $200 more than I would pay...:scratch2:
I just love that it's billed as "Michael Jackson's"

 

[stereofanboy]

If the seller has had since he was a toddler, when did Michael Jackson own it....and if it has never been used, why does it need a needle?

 

[Brian]

Uh, antique? If that is antique, then us vintage lovers are collecting ancient articles.

 

[70salesguy]

It's worth so much because it's from the era when Michael Jackson was still black.

 

[Sharpstik]

"This is our beloved Michael Jackson." Since when did he belong to him?
" Enjoy MJ tunes"? He never made any.

Fisher Price with a picture.

 

[elgato8905]

Someone's been drinking the Jesus juice.

 

[EddyFranner]

Sellers a dreamer.

 

[audiopimp69]

It's worth so much because it's from the era when Michael Jackson was still black.

Michael Jackson was BLACK????????? Can't remember that far back.