Collection: Classic CDs

Which matrix, catalogue, label and release details help identify the classic CD?

For the classic CD, photograph front cover, back cover, disc, matrix code, booklet and obi. Note disc matrix code, record company, place of release and catalogue number, and keep every image under the label for the correct CD.

How should disc, case, booklet and obi issues be documented for the classic CD?

For the classic CD, take a full view first, then close-ups that show disc scratches, oxidation, cracked case, booklet, obi and other accessories. Do not mix discs, covers or booklets from different editions.

How should multiple items in the classic CD enquiry be listed without treating every item as the same edition or condition?

When photographing the classic CD, group them by the relevant identity details, then assign each item or group a separate clear label. Note quantity and main condition, and use the same label in the photograph filenames.

May a family representative hand over the classic CD after ownership, item list and authority are confirmed?

Yes. Before you arrange a review of the classic CD, a family handover of classic CDs is possible provided ownership, the representative's contact details, the agreed handover method, and every item and photographed accessory are confirmed before departure.