Posted: 31 Jan 2010, 19:52
Ozpat wrote: I would never have asked the nice chaps Ben and Chris to sign the Postcards. Would be ridiculous IMO.


Ozpat wrote: I would never have asked the nice chaps Ben and Chris to sign the Postcards. Would be ridiculous IMO.
In know. The damage has been done long ago.paul wrote:Ozpat wrote: I would never have asked the nice chaps Ben and Chris to sign the Postcards. Would be ridiculous IMO.You mean those guys in Wiesbaden were Ben and Chris? I always thought they were That Guitarist and Gary Marx
I call it wishful thinkingOzpat wrote:In know. The damage has been done long ago.paul wrote:Ozpat wrote: I would never have asked the nice chaps Ben and Chris to sign the Postcards. Would be ridiculous IMO.You mean those guys in Wiesbaden were Ben and Chris? I always thought they were That Guitarist and Gary Marx
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£417 in the end. For a little while there it almost looked like the Hussey signature would make it cheaper than an unsigned itemdespair wrote:Fully signed DD, even by Hussey who the seller claims was an original member![]()
despair wrote:£417 in the end. For a little while there it almost looked like the Hussey signature would make it cheaper than an unsigned itemdespair wrote:Fully signed DD, even by Hussey who the seller claims was an original member![]()
Isn't that your job?17.auflage wrote:somebody should ask for the backside of cover and the ROI...?
I have asked for the labels, they are at the correct side of the vinyl...17.auflage wrote:somebody should ask for the backside of cover and the ROI...?
Conclusion: Heartland = synonyme for damage donemarkfiend wrote:There were only 1000 of the original pressed. And I have heard that a fair proportion of that thousand were sent back to Merciful Release by the record shops "returned scratched" (i.e. unsold stock) So I would be surprised if there's many more than about 300 in existence.
While scratching records (that have not sold) in order to return them to the distributor for a credit was commonplace in the 70's/80's (before CD's took over) it was mainly used for albums, and then only major labels.markfiend wrote:There were only 1000 of the original pressed. And I have heard that a fair proportion of that thousand were sent back to Merciful Release by the record shops "returned scratched" (i.e. unsold stock) So I would be surprised if there's many more than about 300 in existence.
Fair enough. I was just passing on information as I received it. I can't guarantee it's true.Randall Flagg wrote:While scratching records (that have not sold) in order to return them to the distributor for a credit was commonplace in the 70's/80's (before CD's took over) it was mainly used for albums, and then only major labels.markfiend wrote:There were only 1000 of the original pressed. And I have heard that a fair proportion of that thousand were sent back to Merciful Release by the record shops "returned scratched" (i.e. unsold stock) So I would be surprised if there's many more than about 300 in existence.
Most of the record shops that would have ordered DD via Red Rhino or MR would have been unlikely to;
a - order more than a handful of copies (Leeds/Yorks area would have been different)
b - not have been overly concerned with a handful of unsold indie singles
Flagg
A couple of hours it seems.Victim of Circumstance wrote:Genuine DD as "Buy it now" for GBP 349,99:
DD
I wonder, how long it will take until somebody buys it
I am not complainingVictim of Circumstance wrote:Already sold for GBP 325.00 ...
Thank youVictim of Circumstance wrote:Congrats to a nice item and welcome to the club of DD owners
Thanks, VOC's comment above even saved me 30 minutes as I hadn't done the round yetcardoman wrote:15 views before sold, good catch despair!
Was it a 'best offer' auction?despair wrote:Thank youVictim of Circumstance wrote:Congrats to a nice item and welcome to the club of DD owners![]()
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Thanks, VOC's comment above even saved me 30 minutes as I hadn't done the round yetcardoman wrote:15 views before sold, good catch despair!
Yes, it was.cardoman wrote:Was it a 'best offer' auction?