Corner looks like it was cut with a razor. No longer sealed. Not gonna fetch any big $$$. Someone who just wants the record might give you 10 bucks for it.There are some old eBay and Discogs listings for sealed cut corner and hole drilled versions of this album that still fetch big bucks, in the hundreds
You'd have to get more details to verify exactly which pressing, which usually means checking the matrix etchings. Looks like it could be this one - https://www.discogs.com/release/762014-Steely-Dan-Katy-LiedTheres this listing that is sealed with hole drilled
The corner cut off in the bottom is usually overstock sold to a store at a discount that couldn't be returned.
It would likely cost you about the same to buy a new pressing than a used original. Sealed may be worth a bit based on Discogs history, but def less than $100. Cut corner will decrease that as well.
Thaere are some old eBay and Discogs listings for sealed cut corner and hole drilled versions of this album that still fetch big bucks, in the hundreds
Theres this listing that is sealed with hole drilledLooks like I guessed the same pressing as you. Bolded the important part, just because it's listed doesn't mean it'll sell. Looking at the sales history, which only goes back 6 months, the highest price sold is $75 for a M/M sealed copy. Not chump change, but you're likely not gonna hit triple digits.
https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/979342987
this one sealed with corner cut
https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/1775281111
ofc that doesnt mean anyones actually buying it
and I obviously cant check the runout etching but the sleeve doesnt have a barcode, and its not a record club pressing
Looks like I guessed the same pressing as you. Bolded the important part, just because it's listed doesn't mean it'll sell. Looking at the sales history, which only goes back 6 months, the highest price sold is $75 for a M/M sealed copy. Not chump change, but you're likely not gonna hit triple digits.Yeah tbh Im not really concerned about the money. Really just the novelty of finding a (fucking great, btw) record that has been unopened for almost 50 years