Led Zeppelin I Vinyl SD8216 Error Pressing MISPRINT CSN Label RG AT W Matrix
$
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Description
LED ZEPPELIN – Self-Titled (1969) – ATLANTIC SD 8216
Factory Label Misprint / Rare Error Pressing
Up for sale is an unusual factory pressing error of Led Zeppelin’s debut album. Side One has a misprinted label from Crosby, Stills & Nash (SD 8229) — however the vinyl deadwax confirms this record plays Led Zeppelin on both sides. These label-mixing errors occurred during early Atlantic pressing runs and are sought after by collectors of pressing variations and misprints.
Serious collectors know pressing errors and mislabels do not appear often — especially from major rock titles. Unique piece.
Deadwax / Matrix:
• Side One: STA-681461-A AT RG W (Plays Led Zeppelin)
• Side Two: STA-681461-A AT RG W (Correct Led Zeppelin label)
Label Error Details:
• Side One label reads Crosby, Stills & Nash SD 8229 (misprint)
• Side Two label is correct Led Zeppelin SD 8216
Condition:
• Vinyl: VG light scratching
• Jacket: VG ring wear and edge wear consistent with age – includes Gold Record Award sticker
• Inner Sleeve: London Records promo sleeve
Notes for Collectors:
This is a verified factory mislabel—not a swapped label or counterfeit. Rare to find with correct Zeppelin audio on both sides.
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Grading: All vinyl and sleeve conditions are graded using the Goldmine Standard Grading System for consistency and accuracy.
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Shipping:
• Will be shipped in a new premium mailer with corner protection.
• Vinyl removed from jacket to prevent seam splits.
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Led Zeppelin vinyl
misprint record
error pressing
wrong label record
Crosby Stills Nash label error
rare Zeppelin pressing
SD8216
RG mastering
AT Atlantic Records
first pressing variation
record collecting
label variant vinyl
classic rock LP
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