Body Electric / Temple Himalaya

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Hello,

can someone tell me how many records were pressed of the Body Electric single (CNT)?

Also: what's the value of Temple of Love Himalaya records (black vinyl 12") and Alice (white sleeve misprint 7").

Thanks!
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Welcome, nice introduction.....
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A Belgian... we don't get too many of those here... ;D

Welcome.

Haven't a clue about your questions, but pop over to General Chat and do introduce yourself.
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weebleswobble wrote:Welcome, nice introduction.....
Great first post indeed.... :) ..Welkom Cardman Belg... 8)
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Hi guys,

thanks for the welcome... I am flattered...

To Ozpat at the Schelde: zielsverwanten tegenkomen is not so bad...

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cardoman wrote:Hi guys,

thanks for the welcome... I am flattered...

To Ozpat at the Schelde: zielsverwanten tegenkomen is not so bad...

Grtz and goodnight
Not so bad at all but in this case it is one of my favorite spots to spend time....I'm not from the land of the Duvel. On the other hand some people call me partly Antwerpenaar. :D
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Ozpat wrote:
cardoman wrote:Hi guys,

thanks for the welcome... I am flattered...

To Ozpat at the Schelde: zielsverwanten tegenkomen is not so bad...

Grtz and goodnight
Not so bad at all but in this case it is one of my favorite spots to spend time....I'm not from the land of the Duvel. On the other hand some people call me partly Antwerpenaar. :D
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Oh yes you are Patje :wink:

Didn't we discuss the value of the Himalaya pressing yesterday? Sometimes I give nice presents to friends ;D

And ... a very big welcome cardoman 8)
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Hello and welcome.

I think the Alice misprint white sleeve is probably worth between £7 and £10 (€10 to €15)
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markfiend wrote:Hello and welcome.

I think the Alice misprint white sleeve is probably worth between £7 and £10 (€10 to €15)
used to be £25 or so!

seems that prices for alot of sisters things are falling rapidly at the mo - B&S white/black pic sleeve went for less than £4 last week; We're All Aware pd lp & Saints & Martyrs lp together for less than £15.
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I may be wrong with my pricing...

But yeah, the perceived value of Sisters stuff is falling as "their appeal is becoming more selective". :|
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markfiend wrote:I may be wrong with my pricing...

But yeah, the perceived value of Sisters stuff is falling as "their appeal is becoming more selective". :|
Weirdly, t-shirts still sell on ebay for a small fortune. :?
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Hi guys, thanks for replys.

I bought the Himalaya item (black record) 2 months ago in Brussels for.... 10€ (7£), can you believe? The seller had probably no idea...

At deadagain: hopefully the damage done is falling too ;-) It's bin a long time that I have seen it on ebay (6 months ago?).

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cardoman wrote:Hi guys, thanks for replys.

I bought the Himalaya item (black record) 2 months ago in Brussels for.... 10€ (7£), can you believe? The seller had probably no idea...

At deadagain: hopefully the damage done is falling too ;-) It's bin a long time that I have seen it on ebay (6 months ago?).

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Good man. I thought you were going to try and sell them. :notworthy:
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@Hom_Corleone: the poor man had two Himalaya items... on that moment I had no idea...

Still chances but probably you will have the record already, no?

Any idea of the quantity pressed of Body El?
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A zo, hallookes too! Nice website from you...
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TOL Himalaya Records on Ebay ...

http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... :IT&ih=005

That's about €110 ... Nice buy cardoman :wink: :notworthy: en weest welgekomen nogmaals ;D
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cardoman wrote:A zo, hallookes too! Nice website from you...
Thankee. Come and see us sometime. Just follow this forum ;D

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libby wrote:TOL Himalaya Records on Ebay ...

http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... :IT&ih=005

That's about €110 ... Nice buy cardoman :wink: :notworthy: en weest welgekomen nogmaals ;D
Thanks Libby en mercy voor de welgekomenheid
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markfiend wrote:I may be wrong with my pricing...

But yeah, the perceived value of Sisters stuff is falling as "their appeal is becoming more selective". :|
It's not just the Sisters, I see many cd's & vinyl on ebay, for a fraction of what they sold for 5 years ago.
I think it has a lot to do with download sites & everyone having a cd burner these days. Very few people 'have' to pay top doller these days for o.o.p stuff, that they just want to listen to. There are various ways of getting hold of it.
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You're probably right. :|
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cardoman wrote:Hi guys, thanks for replys.

I bought the Himalaya item (black record) 2 months ago in Brussels for.... 10€ (7£), can you believe? The seller had probably no idea...

Grtz
that's a good price! the standard Himalaya 12" never went for more than £8-10, even back in the early 90s. The red vinyl version used to go for anything from £25, up to £40, but hasn't seen those prices for ages.
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deadagain wrote:
cardoman wrote:Hi guys, thanks for replys.

I bought the Himalaya item (black record) 2 months ago in Brussels for.... 10€ (7£), can you believe? The seller had probably no idea...

Grtz
that's a good price! the standard Himalaya 12" never went for more than £8-10, even back in the early 90s. The red vinyl version used to go for anything from £25, up to £40, but hasn't seen those prices for ages.
Thanks deadagain.

@ spiggy's hat: when I am looking at trading places (f.e. ebay) I cannot see these value degrading. Body electric for 90$, damage done for 350£. You mean that in the earlier days this kind of products were even more expensive?
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cardoman wrote:
deadagain wrote:
cardoman wrote:Hi guys, thanks for replys.

I bought the Himalaya item (black record) 2 months ago in Brussels for.... 10€ (7£), can you believe? The seller had probably no idea...

Grtz
that's a good price! the standard Himalaya 12" never went for more than £8-10, even back in the early 90s. The red vinyl version used to go for anything from £25, up to £40, but hasn't seen those prices for ages.
Thanks deadagain.

@ spiggy's hat: when I am looking at trading places (f.e. ebay) I cannot see these value degrading. Body electric for 90$, damage done for 350£. You mean that in the earlier days this kind of products were even more expensive?
Damage Done used to be priced at anywhere from £100-£200, Body Electric £25-£40; I expect Damage Done will always retain a high value - 1st singles generally do have a wider appeal to more collectors, abit like 1st editions of first novels.
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Body electric few minutes ago was sold on ebay for 120,00 €.

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