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Elvis Presley Original Sun Records 45 Mystery Train (Lot 221)

Elvis Presley Original Sun Records 45 Mystery Train (Lot 221)

Name of Lot: Elvis Presley SUN 45
Brief Description: Elvis Presley SUN 45, Mystery Train / I Forget to Remember to Forget. Rated at fair condition.
Estimated Value: $300-$400

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Name of Lot: Elvis Presley SUN 45
Brief Description: Elvis Presley SUN 45, Mystery Train / I Forget to Remember to Forget. Rated at fair condition.
Estimated Value: $300-$400

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Auction started August 7, 2022 10:00 am

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