Houses of The Holy Misprint.

[hionfi]

I bought a 500 piece record collection and one of the LP's (Led. Zep Houses of the holy) has a misprint on the inside of the jacket. The entire inside of the jacket is picture of Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock. I looked for examples of the misprint and found none, does it have any value?

 

[janikphoto]

Interesting... pics?

 

[halo71]

Someone put the wrong jacket in it perhaps?

 

[hionfi]

Its not a misprint of the sleeve, its the inside of the jacket.

 

[halo71]

ohhhhhh....gotcha now

 

[Snerp]

Misprints are a funny way of getting a one of a kind piece. I hope it's worth a lot. Goodluck!


:worthless

 

[hionfi]

I don't know a thing about misprints and how that adds to value, my hope is someone hear will.

 

[ra7c7er]

Post a pic?

From what I've read on the record collectors guild misprints sometimes add value but most of the time don't. Depends on the artist in question and what he misprint is.

I would think it's bootleg over a misprint. You can find several examples just like what you said over at record collectors guild on bootleg copies.

 

[hionfi]

I'll post a picture, its not a bootleg.

 

[parman]

I know that records with a different label other than what's on the LP itself aren't really anything special. I had a record that was suppose to be Areosmith Live but something else was recorded on it and it really had no value. I'll bet who the artist is could make a big difference.

 

[hionfi]

Houses of The Holy Misprint

Please see attached pictures showing the inside jacket for the two LP's we have. Top spread is correct, bottom is the misprint.