On Mar 29, 1997, Don Dellmann wrote:
 JS> Thanks for the info, Don.  I also have an original pressing of the LP,
 JS> "Elvis Presley" (RCA LPM-1254).  Considering the fact that I acquired
 DD> Now you're talking about a collectable! :-)
I figured. :)
 DD> That was the very first Elvis album on RCA.  There are two
 DD> variations of the cover, One with the word "Elvis" on the
 DD> front in pale pink, the other, more common, in dark pink.
 DD> In "VG+" to "NM" condition, the pale pink one is currently
 DD> in the $ 90 - $ 200 range, the dark pink $ 60 - $ 125.  Even
 DD> "G" condition (which sounds like what you describe) you
 DD> could see $ 30 - $ 40.
I can't really tell whether it's pale or dark.  It just looks pink to me, not 
really light nor dark.  Problem is, I have nothing to compare it with.
 DD> (My oldest Elvis LP is "Loving You", his third LP, and even
 DD> that is in the $ 50 - $ 100 range).
Unfortunately, the one I mentioned is the only Elvis LP I have from that era.
I wonder if you'd have a handle on the value of these two Beach Boys LPs?
 "All Summer Long"          Capitol  T 2110
 "The Beach Boys Today"     Capitol  T 2269
I heard that these could be worth hundreds but I don't really know.  Both are 
probably VG.
 DD> ... When I was your age, we carved transistors out of wood.
Don, you'd have to be about 90. :-)
 -JrS
  ogre@nashville.com
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