Frisco Mint aka Diamond Rings - Which End Is Up - Eastwood 21239 - LISTEN
  $   40

 


$ 40 Sold For
Mar 1, 2014 Sold Date
Feb 22, 2014 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
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45 - Frisco Mint - known formerly as the Diamond Rings - "Which End Is Up" / "All I Really Want To Do"  (Label:  Eastwood 21239)  They were The Diamond Rings when they recorded this but changed their name to Frisco Mint before they released it.  The Frisco Mint sticker is intact on Side One.  Someone tried to remove the label on Side Two and they left a little label tear and some sticker parts.  As a result, you can see the original Diamond Rings name on the Side Two label.  The vinyl on Side One has a small gray shaded triangular area.  Without that area the vinyl on Side One looks M-.  Regardless, the whole side plays M-.  Side Two is M-. 

I have posted a sound clip from the first side listed for you to listen to.

I have listed on Ebay a bunch of records on Cleveland, Ohio area labels and from other parts of Ohio, especially Youngstown.  Most are in nice condition and a few are scuffed up and not-so-nice.  Please pay attention to the condition when bidding.  Please check out the other Cleveland, Youngstown &  Ohio items that I have on Ebay at this time. 

Postage in the U.S. is $3.50.  I will combine multiple items to save on postage - each additional 45 will cost an extra 25 cents ($3.75 total for two, $4.00 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 Package International”:       

  1 or 2  45s = $9.50  /  3 or 4  45s = $10.50  /  5 or 6  45s = $11.50   

Postal rates to all other countries except Canada and Mexico for “First Class Mail International”:       

  1 or 2  45s = $12.75  /  3 or 4  45s = $15.50  /  5 or 6  45s=$18.00           

Please don't make payment on international orders until you have been notified by me.

All 45s 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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