Sold Date: March 13, 2024
Start Date: March 8, 2024
Final Price: $19.50 (USD)
Bid Count: 3
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ELVIS PRESLEY – IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD’S FAIR (LPM-2697) ORIGINAL PRESSING from 1963

RECORD: VG with many very light hairline scuffs and scratches, none of which can be felt with the fingertip. The labels on this Rockaway pressing are simply gorgeous with only the lightest of spindle marks noticed. The matrix numbers end with 7S/4S.

COVER: VG+ with a 3-inch upper right seam split that stops approximately ¼-inch short of the open end. Some edge wear and additional wear is seen at the corner tips, as would be expected on a cover of this vintage. Some minor soiling is also noticed. There is no tape, staple holes or writing anywhere on this cover. The original gray RCA Victor inner sleeve is included.

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All of the records in my listings are U.S. pressings unless otherwise stated. Payment is expected within 5 (Five) days from close of auction via PAY PAL ONLY – NO EXCEPTIONS, PLEASE. I normally ship ASAP, but please allow 5 (Five) business days from close of auction.

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2024 marks 46 years of experience for me in this wonderful hobby. I specialize in Elvis Presley because he is "The King".