Posts by velvetfox452

I am currently looking to acquire several vinyl records—specifically vinyl, as I have little interest in other formats—provided they are being offered at fair market value. If anyone happens to be selling these, or if you could point me toward a reputable dealer where I might find them in excellent condition, please let me know:

Human League – Greatest Hits (1988)
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – The Best Of OMD (1988)
Pet Shop Boys – Discography (2LP) (Complete singles collection) (1991)
Eurythmics – Greatest Hits (1991)
Kate Bush – The Whole Story (1987)
Elton John – The Very Best of Elton John (2LP) (1990)
Alphaville – First Harvest 1984-92 (1992)
New Order – Substance (2LP) (1987)
Tina Turner – Simply the Best (2LP) (1991)
Depeche Mode – The Singles 81–85 (1985)
Simple Minds – Glittering Prize 81/92 (1992)
The Cure – Standing on a Beach - The Singles (1986)
Queen – Greatest Hits II (2LP) (1991)
Tears for Fears – Tears Roll Down (Greatest Hits 82-92) (1992)

Frank Reyes2 said:Looking to buy
Vinyl
Kind of Blue " Miles Davis

You have some listed here—the price range seems to be about 100-$60

https://www.discogs.com/sell/list?so...b&format=Vinyl

Kevin Chavez3 said:The V/A Ventilator 202 Demo Top 10 Vol. 3—in VG+/VG condition—is currently up for bid on eBay.

Is this the specific copy from the Karma collection?

Kevin Chavez3 said:What do you mean by "the first part"... as far as I'm concerned, this is the only part.

Good grief, just buy > online.

This is actually the "second part" from The Velvet Underground.

http://www.discogs.com/Velvet-Underg.../master/613376

In case anyone is interested, I spotted a few rare American vinyl records up for auction:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/film-soundtrack-rare-vinyl/2748737/

Sam Rivera4 said:I am reposting this ad—and I have lowered the price to

$20 plus shipping

Look, I am quite aware that I am essentially losing money here—but honestly, I don't mind. I just want these vinyl records out of my house. They are completely unplayed; they are still sealed in their original shrinkwrap. I have both the black and the blue pressings available.

I actually already own this specific record, but for anyone who doesn't, I highly recommend picking it up. It's a fantastic band—the pressing quality is superb, truly a premium release.
At this price point, it's practically a steal.

northerndrifter6 said:If this isn't a decent deal—I mean, seriously—I might just have to resort to a water pistol to end it all.

DISCOUNTS:
5 - 9% discount = 10% off.
The 10-19 range—which represents a 15% margin—is essentially what we’re looking at here.
20-29 units—that equals a 20% margin.
Orders for 30–39 vinyl records now qualify for a 25% discount—plus, we’re throwing in free shipping!
If you pick up 40 to 49 vinyl records—yes, that many!—you’ll get a 30% discount, plus free shipping, and I’ll even throw in 10 singles for free. It’s quite a deal—honestly, a bit of a steal—if you're looking to bulk up your collection.
Spend between $50 and $99 on vinyl—and you’ll score 35% off your entire order, plus free shipping—and I'll even throw in 20 singles for good measure!

50% discount available when you purchase the entire collection—an exceptional opportunity for those looking to secure everything at once.
It consists of roughly 200 LPs!

Everything is in excellent shape—truly top-notch.
Please send all information via text or email.
I don't respond to text messages.
I find myself currently in Los Angeles.

If you find yourself genuinely dissatisfied with your credit card for a legitimate reason—and I mean a truly valid one—there are steps you should take. It isn't just about being unhappy with a specific perk or a minor fee; it’s about addressing an issue that fundamentally breaks the agreement between you and the bank. In such cases, I believe it is vital to approach the situation with a sense of calm, structured persistence. You shouldn't just vent your frustrations on social media; instead, you ought to contact the issuer directly—think of a major institution like Chase or Citibank—to seek a formal resolution. If they aren't willing to listen, then you have every right to look elsewhere. After all, your financial loyalty should be earned, not simply expected.
And there won't be any reason for that—really.
I would be more than happy to offer you a replacement—or, naturally, I can simply issue a full refund for your purchase.
My assessments regarding the condition of my vinyl records are entirely objective.

I should probably mention—just so there isn't any confusion later—that most of the records have already been cleaned.
That could go straight onto the record player.
Labels: VG = Good
VG+ stands for Very Good Plus—and EX denotes Excellent.
NM = Like New — essentially pristine; M = Brand New — unused condition.

Artist, Album, Cover Art, Vinyl, Price

The former Yugoslavia...

Andrej Šifrer: Ideas from Under the Sweater (2 LP) — excellent, truly excellent, excellent. $27
AZRA: Sunčana strana ulice (2 LP) — grading: vg+, vg+, ex — $100
Filigree Tiles (2 LP) — graded VG+, VG+, VG+ — $100
NUCLEAR SHELTER: Mental hygiene—an old topic, yet still relevant today.
BOA: Boa — ex, nm 40
Wild Strawberries: Engines — formerly known as the ex 80 series
The Wizards — former, former 70

DEMONS: Issue #1 — VG+ condition, $150.
Electric Bliss: El. Orgasm - NM, NM 350
The absolute best tracks—specifically from that golden era of the late '70s and early '80s—are truly unparalleled. There is just something about the songwriting from that period that hits differently.
GROUP I: Riding our own wave—VG+ and VG+ 100.
KERBER: The Fifth World — formerly, ex 70
There is enough sky for everyone—VG+, VG+ 70.

LEB I SOL: We’re heading out — looks like we're looking at a very good outcome—perhaps hitting that 70 mark.
LIMENI BUBANJ: s/t - vg+, ex 60
Another night without her—feeling pretty drained, honestly. Still hanging in there, though.
The fifth corner of the world—the old, the former, the 80s.
Best wishes to you—wishing you nothing but the absolute best. Cheers!
Oliver Dragojević: Melancholy —vg+,vg+ 20

I’ve been looking over the recent numbers—it seems we’re seeing a significant upward trend, specifically moving past the 100 mark. It's quite a notable shift.
STEAM ROLLER: City Stories -ex,ex 30
PEKING DUCK: Shallow Poetry ex, ex 200
Rade S.—Hang in there. Ines Nex, ex 20.
SMAK: Black Lady — cover in good condition, inner sleeve is excellent, vinyl is VG+ 40
TEREZA : Tereza vg+,ex (poster) 20
Oh, wow—it seems we’ve hit that thirty-day mark already. My goodness.

V.A. Package Deal: ex, nm 150
Long live rock n roll — cheers to that!
Rock n Roll Recipe (2 LP)—condition is EX, EX, EX—asking $80.
VIDEOSEX: Tears of Christ - ex, ex 80

Foreigners.
A flock of seagulls—it’s honestly getting out of hand lately—much like that whole situation with my ex... you know, the one from back in 2030.
Adam and the Ants.🙂The rugged spirit of the American West—it really does evoke a certain sense of untamed freedom, doesn't it? It brings to mind those classic tales of the frontier—much like the old stories of the pioneers venturing into uncharted territories. There is something deeply stirring about that primal connection to the land.
ABC: Lexicon ex , ex 20
The current status for the US market remains live—offering very good potential, specifically looking at an exit around the 30 mark.
Allman Brothers Band: *Enlightened Rogues* — VG+ condition / EX grading for the disc itself.
The road goes on forever (2 LP) — graded at VG+, VG+, and VG+. Asking $40.

ARCADIA: Such a deep, crimson hue to the rose—it’s almost overwhelming. Truly, an ex, an ex 20.
A wonderful existence—even after everything that happened... just 20 years later.
Black Sabbath: Paranoid LP — graded VG+/VG+. Asking $70.
Paranoid Single — VG+, $20
BAND The: Anthology (2 LP) — Condition: EX/EX/EX. Price: $70.

Beatles: A Hard Day's Night — VG+, Excellent condition, $60.
I am looking for some guidance regarding my current situation—specifically, I am dealing with a VG+ reading and an old age of 60. If anyone has navigated similar circumstances or could offer some insight, I would truly appreciate it.
Rubber Soul — ex, ex 60
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band — ex, ex 100
White Album (2 LP) — condition is ex, ex, ex. Asking $120.
The Magical Mystery Tour—well, let’s just say it was an experience that left me quite reflective. It felt like a journey through a dreamscape where nothing is quite what it seems—though I suppose that is the entire point, isn't it? It certainly wasn't your typical, predictable outing.
Abbey Road — VG+, EX 80

Blondie: Eat to the beat — basically, an ex-version of what we saw back in the early 30s.
Parallel lines—for instance, an angle of 30 degrees.
BLUES BROTHERS: A true product of America — for example, back in 20...
Boney M: This 3-LP set is in VG+/EX condition—asking [Price]. $15
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: The River (2 LP) vg+ , ex,ex $80
Darkness on the Edge of Town (US Edition) — ex/nm, ex/nm 80

B. STREISAND: Guilty — former, former 20
Bob Dylan: *Desire* — Condition: VG+, VG+ (30)
A slow train is approaching—expect significant delays ahead.
Patt Garrett... very good, ex 20.
Live at Budokan (2 LP) — graded VG+/EX/EX — $60

Bon Jovi: *Slippery When Wet*—it really was a definitive moment for the era, wasn't it? It stands there as such a massive pillar of rock history—and honestly, looking back at the transition from their earlier work, it feels like they finally hit that perfect sweet spot of commercial appeal and raw energy. Just a classic.
New Jersey — former, former 40
Gentlemen—this is for the guys only. No nonsense, just keeping it simple. 120.
BUZZCOCKS: It seems like dating isn't really about "going steady" anymore—it’s just moving from one thing to the next. Still looking for something meaningful, though.

CHUCK BERRY: Golden Decade 55-65 (2 LP) — Condition: Near Mint, Near Mint, Near Mint. Price: $50.
The Cult: Electric — nm, nm 60
The Clash: Combat Rock—an absolute essential.
London Calling (2 LP) — condition is EX/EX/EX — $150.
Sandinista (3 LP set) — an out-of-print, three-disc UK pressing. Asking $350.

CLASSIX NOUVEAUX — s/t NM, NM 30
La Verite? Not really—not for me. I’d say maybe a 30 out of 100.
COSTELLO ELVIS: Former member of the Armed Forces — age 30.
David Bowie: Let's Dance — looking back at that era, specifically around age 30.
DARTS: s/t ex,ex 20
DEEP PURPLE: Made in Japan (2 LP) — graded vg+, vg+, vg+ — $40
The House of Blue Light — VG+, ex 30.
Stormbringer — VG+, formerly 30

DEVO: Q...? A...? for example, like an old 80s model.
New Traditionalists — no, no—80.
Demis Roussos: A true global icon—someone who truly belonged to the world. He was simply incomparable.
Dolly Parton: Greatest Hits — VG+ condition, essentially like new.
Dire Straits—there really isn't any comparison, is there?
Alchemy-Live (2 LP) — graded vg+, vg+, vg+. Asking $50.
The first five studio albums—all in VG+ or EX condition.
I am offering these items as a bundle— $67

The Doors—specifically "The Soft Parade"—is an interesting case for me. It’s a bit of a departure from their earlier, more raw sound—it feels almost experimental in its layering—but I still find myself coming back to it. Not quite my absolute favorite, mind you, but certainly worth a listen. I'd give it a solid 80 out of 100.
An 180-gram reissue—and at half the retail price!
The Doors — ex, ex 80
The Soft Parade — reminiscent of that classic 80s energy.
Strange Days — ex, ex 80
L.A. Woman (latest German pressing)—VG+ condition—$60.
Morrison Hotel — old, old (US pressing) 100
Some strange finds today... (2 LP set) (German pressing) graded VG+, VG+, VG+ — asking $100.
Absolutely Live (2 LP) — graded VG/VG+ to VG+. Asking $40.

Elvis Presley: Hits of the 70s — Very Good Plus condition (formerly rated as a 30).
Fine Young Cannibals: self-titled album — specifically that German pressing from the 40th anniversary edition.
EAGLES: Hotel California — VG+, VG 20
E.L.O. Discovery—grading looks solid at VG+... though I’d say that VG+ minus 30 is pushing it a bit.
Eric Clapton—a name that carries an immense weight in the history of rock and blues. One cannot discuss the evolution of the electric guitar without acknowledging his profound influence on the genre. While some may debate his personal legacy, his technical mastery remains undeniable. It is quite fascinating to observe how his style transitioned from the raw intensity of the Yardbirds era to the more polished, melodic sensibilities found in his later work. Truly, he remains a singular figure in the American musical landscape.🙂Tracking / The absolute best (2 LP)
The Greek edition—well, frankly, it’s just not quite hitting the mark for me—is currently sitting at about 80.
FISCHER-Z — Crimson horizons over paradise, ex,nm 40

Guns N' Roses: *Appetite for Destruction*—an absolute powerhouse from the late '80s.
General Electric—specifically regarding their older models like the 80 series—is a complete fabrication.
I've got my copy of *Illusion II* available—it’s a 2 LP set in really solid condition (VG+/VG+ across the board). Looking to let it go for $120.
Chinese Democracy (2 LP), 180g—graded NM/NM. Asking $120.
GENESIS: regarding this—for instance, like an ex 20.
GIRL SCHOOL: hit and run — VG, VG+ / $20

HOLLY AND THE ITALIAN COMMUNITY: The fundamental right to exist—ex,nm 80
HAIRCUT: 100 P STREET, Suite 20
IMAGINATION: No, nothing much—just thinking about those 20th anniversary vibes.
Jethro Tull: Self-Titled — Vinyl condition is VG+/VG+, priced at $30.
The item is currently being kept under wraps—it’s in very good plus condition, with only about 30 hours of use.
Stormwatch — very good+, formerly 30.
Bursting Out-Live (2 LP) — graded VG/VG+ — $40
Crest of a knave — nothing much, just an 80.

J.M. Jarre Concert in China (2 LP) — graded VG+/EX/EX. Asking $100.
Janis Joplin: Greatest Hits—VG+, VG 30.
Kozmic Blues — very good, really solid—especially that 20th anniversary edition.
Sia's *Cheap Thrills* — VG+/VG+ condition — $30.
JAPAN: Tin Drum — ex,ex 30
JIMI HENDRIX: The story of (2LP) — Grading: vg, g+, g+. Price: $30.
G+ essentially means: they play with great precision—but honestly, the atmosphere is just a bit thin and lacking energy.

Jeff Beck: Flash — ex, ex 30
Joe Cocker: Civilized Man — an old favorite from back in the day.
Unchain my heart—an ex, an ex... 30 years later.
JOHN MAYALL: The Best Of (Double LP) — French pressing— mint, near-mint, near-mint condition from 1980.

KISS: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly — an honest look at their legacy.
KING CRIMSON: Starless and Bible Black — Italian pressing, VG+/EX condition. $70.
KENNY ROGERS: Returning to the Avalon experience—it was truly something else.
Kid Creole: Honestly, it’s just too much—that whole "gangster ex" thing is such a tired trope. Not exactly groundbreaking, is it?

LYNRD SKYNRD: Gold and Platinum (2 LP) — Ex/VG+, VG+ — $50
LOU REED: New Sensations — an exploration of his work from the era of the late '60s and beyond.
Lene Lovich: Stateless — ex, ex 30
LED ZEPPELIN: III — VG+/VG+ — $60
IV — very good plus, formerly 80.
I suppose I should have specified—this was all meant to take place outdoors.
(Paper packaging) — for example, like those old Ex 90 models.

MOTORHEAD: 10 Years (2 LP) — condition is NM, NM, NM. Asking $120.
Mike Oldfield: Crises — ex, ex 50
Manfred Mann's Earth Band: Live — vinyl graded at vg+, vg+. $30.
MC GUINESS/FLINT: Happy birthday, Ruthie dear—truly a wonderful milestone—she’s still looking fantastic, just like she did back in her 40s.
Muddy Waters: A rare find—completely unissued. Not mint, not mint; maybe an 80.
There seems to be a misprint on the cover!

Magazine: Real-life quality—looks like it’s in great condition, maybe a bit worn around the edges—$120.
Metallica... "...And Justice for All" (2 LP) — VG+/VG+ condition. Asking $120.
Kill em all (RP) 180 gr. nm,nm 100
Meat Loaf — *Dead Ringer* (VG+/VG+) — $20
Absolute madness—this feels like we’ve finally crossed that line where things go completely off the rails. It’s one thing to deal with the usual chaos, but this? This is a whole different level of intensity—truly pushing past the limits.

Monika Z. and those folks who have an ex—and I mean really long-term exes—reaching that 60-year milestone.
NAZARETH: The essential collection—including their previous work and the legendary "40" album.
Neil Young: Trans - VG+/VG+ (30)
NORDEN LIGHT: Shadows of the wilderness — ex, ex 20
O.M.D. Arch and Morality vg+,vg+ 20

PENETRATION: Danger Signs (Max Singl)
US pressing, nm,nm (still in shrinkwrap)— 40
PIRANHAS: The Piranhas ex,ex -40
PHIL COLLINS: Seriously Live (2 LP) ex ex,ex 60

QUEEN: Live Magic (Import) - ex, nm 80
Greatest hits - ex, ex 60
RAINBOW: On Stage (2 LP) -ex, ex,ex 80
Down to Earth - ex, ex 40
Straight between the eyes - vg+, ex 20

REAL KIDS: The Real Kids -vg+, ex 140
ROLLING STONES: Some Girls -ex,ex 50
Under Cover - ex,nm 50
Exile on Main St (2 LP) vg+ , ex,ex 140
ROY ORBISON:
Mystery Girl (Import) - ex, nm 50
ROXY MUSIC: Flesh and Blood - vg+, vg+ 20

RAMONES: It's Alive (2 LP) US Import
Sleeve ex, Vinyl ex,ex $47
Ramones (Import) ex , ex $47
Leave Home (US Pressing) ex , ex 90
Road to Ruin (US Pressing) ex , ex 90
End of the Century (Import) ex , nm 120
Halfway to Sanity (Import) ex , nm 120
Subterranean Jungle (Import) ex , nm 120

SKID ROW 🙏/t - ex, ex 50
SHAKY STEVEN: Green Door -ex,ex 10
SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON: One Way Out - vg+, vg+ 30
STATUS QUO: Rocking All Over the World - nm, nm 40
Ain't Complaining - ex, nm 30

SEX PISTOLS: Flogging a Dead Horse -vg+,ex 80
SHERBET: Howzat ex,ex 50
SIMPLY RED: A New Flame -ex,ex 40
SIMPLE MINDS: Sons and... ex,ex 40
SMOKIE: Greatest Hits -vg,vg+ 20
Montreux Album nm,nm 30

SOFT CELL: Non Stop nm,nm 20
SPECIALS: S/T ex,ex 80
SPANDAU BALLET: Diamond ex,ex 20
Journey to Glory ex,ex 20
SELECTER: Too Much Pressure ex,ex 80

SUPERTRAMP: Breakfast in America -ex,ex 40
STIFF LITTLE FINGERS: Nobody's Hero -ex,ex 80
STEPHEN WOLF: Gold - vg+, vg+ 40
STEVE WINWOOD: Back in the High Life - ex, ex 20
STEVE MILLER BAND: Fly Like an Eagle -vg+,vg+ 20
STRANGLERS: The Raven ex,ex 60
THE SHADOWS: Hits Right Up Your Street -ex,ex 30

TINA TURNER: Break Every Rule -ex,ex 20
TALKING HEADS: Little Creatures - vg+,ex 40
The Name of the... (2 LP) -ex ex,ex 140
TOM ROBINSON BAND: Power in the Darkness - ex,ex 40
TOTO: Hydra vg+ ,ex 20
TRUST: Repression vg, vg+ 40
TOYAH: Anthem nm,nm 80
TOM TOM CLUB: S/T ex,nm 60
TERENCE T. D'ARBY: Introducing ex,ex 20

U2: October - vg+ ,vg+ 40
The Unforgettable Fire - vg+ , vg 20
War : ex,ex (near nm) 80
UNDERTONES: Positive Touch - ex,ex 50
UB 40: Signing Off -ex,ex 30
ULTRAVOX: Vienna ex,ex 30

URIAH HEEP:
Head First vg+ ,ex 40
Raging Silence vg+, ex 40
Equator vg+ ,ex 40
Sweet Freedom vg+, ex 40
others in vg, ex condition, cheap $10
Innocent Victim
Firefly
Wonderworld
High and Mighty

V.A. THAT SUMMER ex,ex 80
V.A. BLUES ANYTIME 4 LP in ex condition 200
V.A. GUITAR WARS ex,ex 30
V.A. HEAVY METAL SOUNDTRACK (2 LP) -vg, vg+,vg+ 40
V.A. METALMANIA -vg+,ex 30
VISAGE: S/T nm,nm 30

WISHBONE ASH: Twin Barrels Burning - ex,ex 40
Number the Brave -ex,ex 4
ZZ TOP: El Loco vg, ex 20
XTC: GO2 ex,ex 100
White Music -nm,nm 80
English Settlement -100
YAZOO: Upstairs at Eric's nm,nm 20

County
Los Angeles, CA

Phone: 213/555/0199

Instead of posting 68 times, maybe if you tried listing some more interesting records, you might actually have some luck with sales.

Setting price aside for a moment—do you all think this record is still in playable condition?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/example-listing-link

Kevin Chavez3 said:even then, it’s still pricey. You can just hit up any flea market in the States and pick out whatever you want for $3.25/piece—sometimes even as low as 5.

Fair enough—those early pressings definitely command a premium, but the guy is still 🙂🙂🙂

Please take a look at this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/vinyl-records-collection-listing

Emily Miller80 said:But what’s truly frustrating about Thompson is that there was more chatter surrounding him than there ever was about David Byrne or Brilliant. 🙂

What is even more unsettling—if we are being honest—is how perfectly Thompson captures our essence as a nation; musically, intellectually, and even iconographically. If you wanted to define the quintessential American, you would simply show them Thompson. That is the reality of the situation, whether we care to admit it or not.

Kyle Morris7 said:But you can actually prove who’s the most popular—all you need to do is look at the CD sales stats and concert attendance.

Yes, you're absolutely right. I still remember that Starship concert at Madison Square Garden. Compared to that, what are 5,000 people showing up for Far Coast or Pips?
Furthermore, those two Starship albums both went platinum—which is another great trivia question for a pub quiz, by the way; I challenge everyone here to name just one Starship album without having to Google it. But really, how does that even compare to Far Coast's 15-year career and 6 albums, or Pips' 20-year run and 8 albums—four of which were among the top five best-sellers during their release years?

Kyle Morris7 said:The final episode—well, it really managed to spoil everything that had gone right up until that point. I honestly can't tell if the director was being intentionally malicious, or if he's just limited in his vision—it's hard to say. So, looking at it logically:

2. Not a single word mentioned regarding the most popular artist, Thompson.

My takeaway—the author clearly wanted to poke fun at certain rockers and specific subgenres, while simultaneously elevating a few favorites of theirs.

I have to disagree here—after all, Vuco is king... 🙂🙂🙂

Kyle Morris7 said:The final episode essentially ruined everything that had been built up until that point. I honestly can't tell if the director was being intentionally malicious, simply limited in his vision, or what on earth was going on. So, let's break it down:

9. Bare is depicted as a total lightweight—completely incompetent.

My takeaway—the author clearly intended to mock certain rockers and specific subgenres within rock, all while attempting to glorify the ones he personally adores.

Does that even need to be explicitly shown? Has he ever presented himself differently in any interview?

frozenraven39 said:I couldn't agree more! It would have been hilarious if they’d actually produced a series based on those "objective" metrics—the ones where Pips are considered "complete outsiders," and Adastra is a band that matters to absolutely no one outside their immediate family.

Urnebes 😂

Don't be so harsh—Adastra would be a guaranteed jackpot in a trivia game titled "Nobody Remembers This One" when asking about the best bands in America.😂

They’ve actually gone and bumped up the price for the Sandinista record—it went from $1,200 to $500. It seems there is a massive demand out there right now😕

I actually offered him a trade.
Since he’s letting go of 80 comic books for $267, that’s essentially $21. In exchange,
he’s looking for a Telecaster.
I offered him my Telecaster—but considering how much I value it $33—it feels like
he should probably be the one paying an extra $12 to make it fair.
I'm just waiting to hear back ☕

A little off-topic here—just for some lighthearted entertainment. Please, take a look at this absurdity:

There is plenty more where that came from. Even the individual selling $100 is asking an absolute amateur price for 🙂... it’s quite something 🙂🙂

redwolf8 said:Urgently looking to buy a vinyl record from Toma Bebic!!!!!

I actually have one—it's practically brand new.

Toma Bebic – Oya Noya...

The price is a total steal, $117.

Here is a bit more from my collection available for sale—the terms remain exactly the same as my previous post.

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