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High-priced recycling of Alan Tam's "Goddess of Storm" authentic vinyl LP | Hongkang Traders

High-priced recycling of Alan Tam's "Goddess of Storm" authentic vinyl LP | Hongkang Traders

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Alan Tam's "Lorelei" Vinyl Record (LP) Resale Value and Version Details

We provide appraisal and high-price buyback services for Alan Tam's classic album "Lorelei," released in 1986. This album is not only a representative work from Alan Tam's heyday, but its various release versions also show significant differences in value in the second-hand market. Here are some key points for you:

"Lorelei" Vinyl Record Version Comparison Chart

Version Category Disc/Packaging Features Collector's Value Rating Expert Buyback Advice
First Edition (1986) Includes complete lyric poster, obi strip (if any) Well-preserved, scratch-free items command the highest prices
Korean Pressing Label indicates Made in Korea Solid sound quality; Japanese and Korean pressings are highly sought after by collectors
Radio Promotional Edition (Not For Sale) White cover or "Not For Sale" sticker Extremely rare, a must-have for seasoned fans
Later Reissue 180g heavy pressing or colored vinyl Depends on release year and production volume

Key Factors Affecting Vinyl Record Buyback Prices

When buying back old Hong Kong vinyl records, we provide precise quotes based on the following four dimensions:

  1. Condition Completeness:

    • Cover: Any signs of moisture damage, mold, fading, or writing.

    • Vinyl: Any obvious scratches, warps, or severe surface noise.

  2. Accessory Completeness: * Whether original lyric inserts, limited edition posters, or promotional flyers included with the album at the time are present.

  3. Pressing Origin: * Popular Hong Kong, Japanese, or West German pressings from the 80s have different market values due to their mastering and craftsmanship.

  4. Artist Influence: * Early classic works by music legends like Alan Tam, Leslie Cheung, and Anita Mui are always "hard currency" in the market.


Store address open, quotes valid for the day, cash payment on delivery – this is how Hong Kong Trade operates.

  • Professional Appraisal: On-site inspection of disc matrix numbers to ensure the most reasonable and fair market price.

  • All Media Accepted: In addition to LP vinyl records, we also purchase original 80s cassette tapes, first edition CDs (e.g., West German silver ring versions), and laserdiscs (LD) for cash.

  • Island-wide Door-to-Door Service: Whether you are in Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, or the New Territories, if you have a large collection, we can arrange for a dedicated person to come to your location to buy your old records, allowing you to convert them into cash without leaving your home.

  • Integrity in Business: We refuse malicious lowballing and offer market-leading premium buyback schemes for out-of-print Alan Tam records.

Hong Kong Trade 24-hour CD Record Buyback

For market information, appointments, or on-site transactions, you can WhatsApp 9453 0784. Door-to-door service across Hong Kong, keeping up with international auction trends, and honest pricing.

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Common FAQs

Do you accept CDs and SACDs?

Yes, we do. Japanese, German, and first-pressing CDs, especially out-of-print classical, jazz, and pop classic albums, are in demand. SACDs (especially first pressings from Universal and Sony) have even higher collector's value.

Will scratches or skips on a genuine LP of Alan Tam's "Stormy Goddess" affect its resale value?

Yes, they will. Vinyl condition is graded from Mint (M), Near Mint (NM) to Poor (P), and skips, deep scratches, or obvious mold will significantly reduce the price. We recommend taking clear photos, and our specialists will estimate the price based on the condition.

Are first pressings always more expensive?

Usually, yes. First-pressing vinyl records (especially classic albums from the 1960s–1980s) are highly sought after. For example, first-pressing LPs by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin can command premiums ranging from several times to tens of times their original price.

Is there a market for old Hong Kong-pressed vinyl records (Alan Tam, Leslie Cheung, Beyond, etc.)?

Yes, and their popularity continues to rise. Hong Kong-pressed vinyl records from the 1980s–1990s (especially first pressings and exclusive Hong Kong versions) are a local collector's hotspot. The more original and well-preserved they are, the more valuable they become.

How do I get a free valuation from Wang Hong Hong?

Simply WhatsApp us at 9453 0784 with photos. Please take clear pictures of the front and back of the sleeve and the catalog number on the inner groove of the record. We usually reply with a reference price within 10 minutes. We offer free pick-up services in Hong Kong, Kowloon, New Territories, and Macau, or you can visit our store for immediate trade-in.