SLAYER - Show No Mercy - 1st Press
  $   25

 


$ 25 Sold For
Mar 29, 2009 Sold Date
Mar 24, 2009 Start Date
$   24 Start price
2   Number Of Bids
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 SLAYER - Show No Mercy ; Metal Blade Records ;  1st Pressing - beige colored record inlay ; . From personal collection/original owner (not a professional record seller). Played limited number of times, usually 1 to 2 times for recording to tape prior to storing. Bid with confidence. My descriptions are honest and as accurate as possible. A review of my feedback will attest to the quality of the items sold. US Buyers pay for secure packaging and USPS Priority shipping (insurance is included in the price); International buyers will pay actual shipping cost as quoted by United States Postal Service. International Bidders should make contact to identify the shipping expense prior to placing a bid. Please make payment within 7 days of auction close. Buyer is bound to conditions outlined above. ALL QUESTIONS ARE WELCOMED BEFORE YOU PLACE A BID.

On Mar-25-09 at 11:31:31 PDT, seller added the following information:

EXTREMELY RARE !!! THIS IS A "TRUE" 100% AUTHENTIC 1st PRESSING OF SLAYER'S DEBUT ALBUM! There seems to be a lot of confusion about what is a "REAL" 1st pressing on Metal Blade Records. I have seen a lot of people over the years make claims about 2nd and 3rd issue Show No Mercy records as being 1st pressings. I have added a picture of the back cover, which is the most idenifying feature of a 1st pressing album cover. You will notice that it does not have the Restless Records logo and address in the lower-right corner. That information was added to all subsequent issues. As well, the vinyl has a beige colored record inlay (label) with the bloody blade. A silver colored inlay with the same design, and a beige/tan inlay with a chain ring encircling the label are NOT 1st Pressings.

On Mar-25-09 at 11:34:32 PDT, seller added the following information:

Also, any Show No Mercy album cover with a bar-code on the back is a much later issue, as bar-codes weren't regularly used until later in the '80's.




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