I bought it today. Someone said that it's worth something. It's an old RCA Victor 45RPM record changer from the 1950's. It has to be plugged into an amplifier. It still works good. It has the original stylus still intact and in good condition. It has a "Bakelite" case. It also has the red 45 spindle changer. How much is it worth?
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These RCA 45 players seem to have developed a cult following. The 45EY series has a built-in amp and speaker and these can sell for 100-150 bucks, provided they are in really good shape with no chips or cracks, and mechanically and electronically OK. Yours is worth less but 75 dollars is not unreasonable. They are fun to watch in action; it is the world's fastest record changer!
bradyj38
I HAVE tons OF ALL THE GENRES. AN EXAmple: 10x10Remington factory, LONG PLAY RLP-149-34Recorded in Europe Copyright 1951.Victor Herbert Highlights, The Austrain Symphony Orchestra: Max Schonher, Kurt Woss. Strauss Polkas. A Don Garbor Production. I have A LOT of album im very good condition. I am hasving diofficult finding out much about their value. Any advice would b muchly appreciateed.I became very ill over the winter & spent 1 month in ICU so got behide in bills. I wantr to dsell my collcvtion. I also have many many first ed. books from the late 1800's. Send me a shout out of interesred bradyj38@yahoo.com
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rca victor 45 records
BigBadWolf
not as much as you would think most people collect the records and not the records players unless it's very rare or from a branded product (Coke) (Barbie)
they also made some with elaborate wood cases just huge affairs and pretty these too can be Worth a lot...
now as to yours cant say you didn't give enough detail model serial number etc... without more to go on no one can say