78 RPM - Pat Boone - Love Letters In The Sand / Bernardine - Dot - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Pat Boone
Label:	Dot
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	15570
Date:	Apr 1957
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	10 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$7
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PRICE GUIDE

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Pat Boone	Love Letters In The Sand	N. Kenny, C. Kenny, Coots	7.0 Rate
B	Pat Boone	Bernardine	Johnny Mercer	7.0 Rate

Notes

Dot Records, Inc., Hollywood, Calif.
Rights Society: ASCAP

Published By:
Track A: Bourne, Inc.
Track B: Palm Springs Music Co.

Orchestra Conducted By Billy Vaughn

From the 20th Century Fox Production "Bernardine"

A side center label matrix: MB-9423
B side center label matrix: MB-9587
A side run-out stamped: MB 9423 D1 I 2
B side run-out stamped: MB 9587 2 I 1

Also issued on 45 RPM as 45-15570

Images

Number: 448691

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Description: 15570 - A Side Center Label

Number: 448692

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Description: 15570 - B Side Center Label

Comments and Reviews


Matthew Rose 7th Aug 2022		I would say that the only rare Pat Boone 78s are some of his later American pressings or his Canada only releases from 1959, though $10 or $15 seems to be where they max out at in terms of value.



xiphophilos 15th Jul 2022		The member who ridiculously distorted the value of this common record claimed that a NM copy had sold for $1000 at auction. Unfortunately, mods don't have the power to delete such outrageous valuations.



Matthew Rose 15th Jul 2022		How is this 78 worth $338? Most copies I’ve seen have sold for under $1.



xiphophilos 21st Dec 2021		Maybe he wanted to artificially inflate the value before he put this record up for sale himself. I wouldn't want to have to sell a "super-rare" record for $2 either.



Mike Gann 21st Dec 2021		Let's all consider the possibility that some of these values are the work of a troll



xiphophilos 21st Dec 2021		Found a sale for $2.00 on Ebay!



xiphophilos 21st Dec 2021		This record has never been sold on Discogs, so no valuation info from there. Someone has unsuccessfully been trying to sell a VG copy of this record on Etsy for $5.50 since at least August 2020. Another VG++ copy is currently on sale on Ebay for 22.45 (price reduced from $24.95) with $4.95 S/H = $27.40. Has been on sale since 12/6/21 without takers for that price even though it is, of course, "super rare." A Canadian 78rpm copy in E condition is currently offered on Ebay for ca. US$12 and $11 shipping, so $23. I've entered the Etsy price, rounded off to $6, and it nearly halved the $1000 fantasy price that Roly789 entered. Unfortunately, only Admins are probably able to delete valuations.



78rpm-maniac 20th Dec 2021		This is a clear example how the new price-value-function should NOT be used. I´m of the opinion that those ridiculous price-suggestions tangles the serious collectors up in every case. For my further opinion that value-function should be closed down, forever, because it offers no advantages.



78rpm-maniac 17th Dec 2021		I think the price-value of 881 Euro is a bad joke. Wow, i´m a Pat Boone millionaire with my 78-rpm-records. Wow. Ok, back to reality. Those US- or UK-78-rpm-records by Pat Boone are easily to get for a few dollars, pounds, Euros. They sold worldwide millions of copies, so the possibility to get pristine copys for a few bucks is very high.



slholzer 30th Dec 2014		The label pictured here is what I refer to as the "busy" version, which I believe was the earliest printing. It is not really all that busy except by comparison to the subsequent version, on which the movie studio and the name of the movie were substantially reduced in size and the name of the song and artist were blown up even more prominently in even brighter lettering. It made for a less cluttered, more focused presentation. Certainly it was a clear sign that Pat Boone was becoming a star.