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How to spot which limited-run soundtrack vinyl pressings will triple in value and which will fade

I’ve spent years watching the vinyl market wobble between hobbyist enthusiasm and outright speculative mania, and soundtrack pressings sit at a particularly interesting intersection of music collecting, film fandom, and design culture. Some limited-run soundtrack vinyl pressings become overnight...

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How to spot which limited-run soundtrack vinyl pressings will triple in value and which will fade

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