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abba all about abba discomate Japan dsp-5108 mint condition
Sold Date:
September 15, 2024
Start Date:
September 8, 2024
Final Price:
£14.99
(GBP)
Bid Count:
1
Seller Feedback:
1212
Buyer Feedback:
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im selling a great item from my late Husbands Vast Collection
the item/s are in Good Working ordert&c Overseas sellers please take into account charges that may apply on items I use global shipping and they take care of all that for me, i do not set postage charges only from my property to Shipping Centre
Anyhow Bag yourself a bargain. This is auction only no buy it now options I like people to have a chance on my auctions
i will combine postage on all of my items
Overseas buyers i will refund part postage after the item has been paid for as i use ebays global shipping program, which will include onforward postage and tax, please bear this in mind when bidding on any of my items
This ABBA record is a must-have for any vinyl collector! The album, titled "All About Abba", is a 1980s Europop, dance pop, and disco masterpiece. The 12" LP features 10 tracks with a speed of 33 RPM and a black vinyl material with a DSP-5108 vinyl matrix number. The cardboard sleeve case type and Mint (M) inlay condition make this a valuable addition to any collection.
The record grading is Mint (M) and the sleeve grading is Good (G), but that doesn't take away from the overall quality of this classic album. The release title is a Japanese discomate version, adding to the uniqueness of this item. ABBA fans and pop music enthusiasts alike will love this record, which is sure to bring back memories of the 1970s and 1980s.
