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Topic: Rolling Stones - UK Version - Sticky Fingers - Question
| 10th Aug 2019, 11:50 PM | ||
 | albert oh well, la di da Member since Aug 2013 1345 Points | AGGGHHH! Not the stamper codes AGAIN. Stamper codes are important to dealers who want to part the money from the fools wallets. If you are told that a 1960s pressing of a mega-selling artist has A1 / B1 stamper codes and is therefore worth £££££££££££££££££, the chances are that it is really just a repressing. If you don't believe me try looking up Ringo's original Beatles White Album (Number 0000001), and see what it says about stamper codes. |
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