We have a couple of albums that have multiple records in them. All have the paper sleeves on them. Some (most) look new. They are Capitol, Mercury, Tops, Columbia, RCA Victor, Decca, Coral and maybe a few other.

Some of the artist's are:

Dean, Martin
Doris Day
Frankie Lane
Vaughn Monroe.
Gee Autry
Roy Rodgers
Guy Mitchell
The Toppers
Son's of the Pioneers
Jo Stafford
Eddie Fisher
Woody Herman
Helen O'Connell
Frankie Laine
Bing Crosby
The Four Deals

You get the idea. Are these of any value.

Thanks guys. I appreciate it.

Was under the impression that the genre that has the highest average value was '80s metal.

It's all about rarity, mono vs stereo, label colors, limited production, all manner of things.

Try searching here:
https://www.valueyourmusic.com/

Check out Ameoba Records in Hollywood. That will give you a fair idea of what original pressings are worth.

Forget Fleabay and Craigslist.

Do some research on discogs.com

I sold many hundreds of albums to Jerry of Jerry's Records in Pgh. $400. He didn't even look through them Wasn't willing to, and I don't blame him. Said he might do ok on some, and yet some hundreds more may never sell. I've no doubt most are still in the shop. He passed last January.