Just remembered my Marvelettes - I'll keep holdng on TMG 518 has the labels reversed.

How does this affect the value, if at all- up/down (all around, like a see-saw) sorry, I couldn't resist

TIA

Julian

Just remembered my Marvelettes - I'll keep holdng on TMG 518 has the labels reversed.

How does this affect the value, if at all- up/down (all around, like a see-saw) sorry, I couldn't resist

TIA

Julian

Interesting Question.

Surely More Than One Copy Would Have Been Originally Made In Error, But Kept From Sale (Quality Control)

Seem To Remember Some Records Rescued From Various Disposal Methods In The 60's.

Would Have Thought Quite Rare, However, Not Every Collector Would View This As Desirable,

So Rarity May Not Increase Value, Possibly The Opposite.

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Personally, I Am Intrigued By Pressing Plant Variations Like This One.

I've Often Wondered How Much Freedom An Employee Would Have.

Could It Be A One Off By Someone At The Plant, Swapping The Top Label Of A Batch For Instance.

Edited October 4, 200915 yr by 45cellar

hi,

i've got this one on tmg, bought it new, went bcak to change it and it was sold out, i don't think they had many to sell, they couldn't get any more so i never got to change it,

T/ M 542 # FOUR TOPS / SOMETHING ABOUT YOU DARLING, I HUM OUR SONG

joe.

hi,

i've got this one on tmg, bought it new, went bcak to change it and it was sold out, i don't think they had many to sell, they couldn't get any more so i never got to change it,

T/ M 542 # FOUR TOPS / SOMETHING ABOUT YOU DARLING, I HUM OUR SONG

joe.

My Frank Wilson has the "Sweeter" label on both sides, I'll take bids over 20k