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Records with drill holes denote "cut out" stock, either from a too large pressing run or stock which was sold on a sale-or-return basis being returned. Often the pressing run numbers were dictated by
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Think it was to done to mark old or deleted stock mate. Don't think it affects value. Peter
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Drill holes are caused by the now endangered record worm, the record worm was rife in the early 70's untill a mass cull was launched by the then mninister for glitter and flares, marc Bolan.
Excuse my ignorance but I`ve always wondered when and why the practice of putting drill holes in records started?
Do they affect the value of the record at all?
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Pete