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musikchoo
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Hello:
I know this was recorded Sept 10,1954. I also know it is a part of Rock & Roll History. Are there many others like this out there?? All comments are welcome to inform me more about this 78 record!!
Thanks
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Everything depends on condition. Is is a rare record? I would say scarce, not rare. There are quite a few out there, many in the higher grades of condition. Judging by what I can see, yours looks pretty rough.
I believe the Sun #210 45 rpm came out in 1954 and the 78 came out in 1955.
With that said, I would still have somebody grade it for you. In the meantime do not attempt to clean it or play it unless you have a system specifically designed for 78 rpm records. Keep it in a record sleeve.
Hope this helps
Thanks for the info packrat-place!!
Many thanks Mani,we all love Elvis don't we!! (:'D)
Thank You AR8Jason !!