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wow....

Posted by analog guy (A) on April 26, 2007 at 16:37:58

In Reply to: Most expensive Classic Record reissue ever posted by Supernaught on April 26, 2007 at 15:40:49:

i like this paragraph from an email he allegedly received:

"Dear Seller -- Based on the close up photos, it's quite obvious that you're listing an ORIGINAL DOUBLE SIDED DEEP GROOVED version of this LP, so don't let potential bidders fool you, in giving it away, off listing, for pennies. In fact, you do have a PRECIOUS GEM, and it certainly will fetch for over ***** on eBay. About two weeks ago, a similar LP, that's in NEAR MINT codition, as well as a great jacket, without the registration R, on labels, has been sold, here on eBay, for over *****. Yours seem to be even better, considering you only opened it up, just for verification. Also, keep in mind that ONLY about 500 of those, double sided deep grooved, with the New York 23 addresses, on sides TWO, were pressed on the FIRST PRESSING RUN, and they're even more sought after. The others were later pressed, and they do NOT have the New York 23 addresses on sides Two. I'm definitely watching your auctioin, just to see how much it will go for. I wish to remain anonymous. Good luck!"

he also says that he is selling it for someone else, in addition to saying "The place I bought it from said Original."

good luck getting your money back after paying with cashier's check..."if the record is found to be other than described."

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