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If the etching in the dead wax is L-51377 and the other side has L-51383 in the dead wax and the outer edge of the vinyl is rough, not smooth, this checks out as a legit copy, isn't it?

 

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    I had one guy buy a record....... aDJ!!!! dirty word ..it didn't get the dance floor reaction that wad in his mind so he wanted his money back.

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If the etching in the dead wax is L-51377 and the other side has L-51383 in the dead wax and the outer edge of the vinyl is rough, not smooth, this checks out as a legit copy, isn't it?

 

Cheers.

 

If it has a flat edge to the vinyl it's the bootleg - the edge on the original is sharp

 

That's for a promo - the issues are original

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The copy I have is a promo with the rough outer edge.  

 

Somebody bought it off of me and returned it saying it was a fake, which I knew it wasn't, but wanted to get further confirmation.

 

My confirmation that he bought it to DJ with and return it is the likely scenario.

 

Cheers.

I had one guy buy a record....... aDJ!!!! dirty word

..it didn't get the dance floor reaction that wad in his mind so he wanted his money back.

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If the etching in the dead wax is L-51377 and the other side has L-51383 in the dead wax and the outer edge of the vinyl is rough, not smooth, this checks out as a legit copy, isn't it?

 

Cheers.

Don't have the boot to compare matrix but they should be the same on both I believe and indeed if the edge of the vinyl is sharp and smooth, it's the real thing. If it's flat and rough, it's the boot !

I sold the boot this week and the original is a thinner, more flexible press with tapered edge, as said above

Pete, my copy is flexible and is a bit thinner.

You can get treatment for that....sprays and a cream...not that I would know of course.
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Is it possible to get a picture of the real one and the fake?

Is it possible to get a picture of the real one and the fake?

 

Original                                                                               Bootleg

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Jesus they are almost the same.

 

There were a whole bunch of look-a-likes done in the 70s only the vinyl gives you an indication of which one is the boot.

There were a whole bunch of look-a-likes done in the 70s only the vinyl gives you an indication of which one is the boot.

Yes I recall. Just never seen the two together like that. Clever buggers those bootleg chaps! 

thanks for the input I really didn´t know that they even made bootleg versions of promos back in the 70`s.

thanks for the input I really didn´t know that they even made bootleg versions of promos back in the 70`s.

 

Yes there were, just off the top of my head, James Bounty and Sam & Kitty.

so if the vinyl thin than it`s the original?

Yes there were, just off the top of my head, James Bounty and Sam & Kitty.

 

James Bounty only booted on issue :-)

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Jesus they are almost the same.

 

That's right - you need to be holding the record really to tell the difference

 

Run your fingers around the edge and if the label ends up covered in blood it's an original

I had one guy buy a record....... aDJ!!!! dirty word ..it didn't get the dance floor reaction that wad in his mind so he wanted his money back.

 

Never had so many spurious buyers as the last 3 months, their inventiveness knows no bounds. :huh:

Always thought mine was a boot but turns out to be legit thanks guys for the info...

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