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Expert: - 10/18/2010


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tnt pic
hi bill, im sending a pic of that ac/dc tnt lp with the sticker with the song list covering the wrong misspressed song list,on the back cover its on the first albert pressing with the yellow and blue labels and kangaroo logo, its APLPA.016,can you tell me what you think its worth and how many were pressed, from what i understand its very rare, because of the record plant misprinting the original song list on the back, and so they had to print sticker with the right song list to cover it up, thanks--randy

Answer
Hello Randy,

Thank you for your follow up.
It is my belief that the sticker on the back of the sleeve is not to cover up a misprint, but is to indicate it may be a promotional copy. I have not heard of a factory misprinting of the song titles on the sleeve for this album. Likely worth in the $40-50 range nevertheless.

Best Regards,
Bill
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