78 RPM - Nat "King" Cole - Mona Lisa / No Moon At All - Capitol - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Nat "King" Cole
Label:	Capitol
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	1673
Date:	Apr 1953
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$1
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PRICE GUIDE

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Nat "King" Cole	Mona Lisa	Jay Livingston, Ray Evans	Rate
B	Nat "King" Cole And His Trio	No Moon At All	Red Evans, Dave Mann	Rate

Notes

A: with Orchestra Conducted by Les Baxter

A side (mx. 5664, take 2) recorded Hollywood, CA, March 11, 1950. Originally released on Capitol 1010.
B side (mx. 1955, take 3) recorded New York, NY, November 3, 1947. Originally released on Capitol 15358.

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Comments and Reviews


78rpm-maniac 27th Apr 2023		A cool song, no question, but it is the same thing with some very very common German Elvis Presley LP-Albums on orange RCA-Victor, who also were totally overpriced with that value-system. Totally overpriced, but a cool song. Normally everyone can grab that records for a few bucks. Only a Jerk will pay such a price for that record. Insane.



xiphophilos 27th Apr 2023		The funny thing is, the two ebay copies are offered by the same person who overvalued the record here. Moreover, both seem to be the same record (same two white dots to the right of the spindle hole on A, 2 white "commas" under the spindle hole on B). Once, this $1 record is offered for $499.00 ("Vinyl is beautiful and glossy”), once for only $325.00, but now described as “ULTRA RARE Copy EX”. I love that you have to pay an extra $3.65 Economy Shipping if you spend the $499.00, but get shipping for free if you pay the $325.00. Well, it only takes one sucker to buy the Brooklyn Bridge.



carryonsidney 26th Apr 2023		1960ac appears to be under the impression that there is only 1 copy? Well there are 2 others on ebay as I type this.



xiphophilos 26th Apr 2023		According to a Capitol Records ad in Billboard, Mar 5, 1955, page 25, this reissue was a "bestselling" record, so there should still be plenty of copies around. I would expect to find this at an estate sale or in a thrift shop in my area for between 50 cents and $2. I just rarely pick up Nat King Cole records nowadays.



Mike Gann 26th Apr 2023		I ran this record through popsike and a copy didn't surface. Probably because it's worth between $5 to $10 and could probably be found in a Goodwill or another thrift store.



xiphophilos 26th Apr 2023		Well, it is the "only available copy", or at least the only copy available from this seller, and he's only asking for $399 for an EX copy, to be fair.;-)



Mike Gann 25th Apr 2023		What planet would this record be worth $532 at?