Frisco Mint - Which End Is Up / Diamond Rings - All I Really Want To Do - LISTEN
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45 - Frisco Mint - "Which End Is Up" / Diamond Rings - "All I Really Want To Do" (Label: Eastwood 12868) There is a sticker over the label's original group name and the sticker says Frisco Mint. Side Two looks as though the sticker has been removed and the label says Diamond Rings. Whichever name was intended, the song titles are accurate. This is all very interesting but I give a warning here: This very rare vinyl could not be more scuffed up. It looks G- and plays much better at VG-. There is a label tear on the Side One label and there is writing on both labels.
I have been a collector of records on Youngstown, Ohio area labels and by Youngstown, Ohio area artists for many years. I have accumulated some duplicates that I have been hanging on to for years and I have decided to part with some of them by listing them on Ebay in the auction format. Some are in terrific condition and some are scuffed up and not-so-nice. Please pay attention to the condition when bidding. Please check out the other Youngstown area items that I have on Ebay at this time.
In the next few weeks, I plan on running auctions of 45s by Ohio groups from outside the Youngstown area plus albums by Youngstown and other Ohio groups.
Postage in the U.S. is $3.25. I will combine multiple items to save on postage - each additional 45 will cost an extra 25 cents ($3.50 total for two, $3.75 total for three). All payments must be by PayPal.
Foreign bidders who win will be notified of the postage cost they should add to their winning bid.
Here are the postal rates to Canada for “First Class Mail International”:
1 45 = $4.50 / 2 or 3 45s = $5.50
Postal rates to almost all other countries for “First Class Mail International”:
1 45 = $8.25 / 2 or 3 45s = $10.75
Please don't make payment on
international orders until you have
been notified by me.
All records are in plain paper sleeves unless pictured in a company sleeve or picture sleeve. All records are mailed between two pieces of cardboard placed inside a cardboard mailer made specifically for shipping records.
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