quite possibly. mine was bought from a seller in the UK. perhaps the other code is for outside europe? luckily i don't collect barcodes.

I’ve sent them an email, the Music On Vinyl website also says the 8713748982911 barcode comes with a printed inner sleeve.

that wouldn't make sense. the inner sleeve graphics are now on an insert so they can put their "audiophile vinyl" in a poly-lined paper inner bag.

thanks for clarifying, should save some frantic searching by collectors.

I fear for being shot down for advertising but my still sealead Columbia/ISO (Via Bnet 1st press with badge) is listed here

	eBay Link: Select
	http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300652116114

I will not mention 'job lots' soon.

N.

probably wise to have sold this prior to the MOV release but i hope you get a good price for it regardless. the US pressing is different to the EU. as for the forthcoming job lot, feel free to PM me with a preview of its content so i can start saving my paypal pennies.

It's cool, we're all Bowie collectors here, anyhow. I will watch with interest.

steady on. we do have a rule about this:

5. Do not use this forum to promote your eBay auctions, product, service or business.

however, we mods decided this one was 100% "on topic" so have made an exception.

you did very well indeed sir. shows the value of a sealed record to collectors tired of buying "mint" records that arrive looking like they've been used as a frisbee.

Yeah, but you still never know what surprises await in sealed, OOP vinyl records. That said, I did notice that this seller included the invoice and button for the original disc, that details helps reassure buyers, indeed.

of course, sealed can often be a reseal or contain a faulty record, but sealed stuff always sells for more than unsealed.