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Antonín Dvořák – Sinfonia Nº8 - Op. 88 (3er mov.) + Sinfonia Nº 5 - Op. 82 + Sinfonia Nº 5 - Op.50 vinyl cover

Data as of Nov 4, 2026

Antonín Dvořák – Sinfonia Nº8 - Op. 88 (3er mov.) + Sinfonia Nº 5 - Op. 82 + Sinfonia Nº 5 - Op.50

1983 · Spain · London Records · Vinyl LP Compilation Stereo

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Nov 4, 2026

M$3.62NM$3.24VG+$2.48VG$1.72G+$0.95G$0.57F$0.38P$0.19

11 copies listed on Discogs from $2.45.

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  • €2.22
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    Media VG+ · Very Good PlusSleeve VG+
    🇪🇸 Ships from Spain

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Pressing identification

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Rights society
SGAE
Depósito Legal
M. 6713-1983
Manufactured By
COFASA
Printed By
FOCO, S. A.

Specifications

Year
1983
Label
London Records
Catalog number
68 51 214
Country
Spain

Tracklist

  1. Sinfonia N. 8 En Sol Mayor, Op. 88
  2. Sinfonia N. 5 En Mi Sostenido Mayor, Op. 82
  3. Sinfonia N. 5, Op. 50

About this record

Catalogue 68 51 214 is a Spanish compilation issued by London Records in 1983, pressed by COFASA and carrying three symphonies on one LP: Dvořák's Symphony No. 8 (third movement), Sibelius's Symphony No. 5, and Nielsen's Symphony No. 5. The three conductors credited, Herbert von Karajan, Lorin Maazel and Paul Kletzki, are listed alongside the Wiener Philharmoniker and L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, so the sleeve credits split across two orchestras and three podiums.

Only 2 collectors want it, while 94 have it in their collection, which tells you the demand is mostly held rather than chased.

What drives its value

The price guide places this copy at 3.62 USD in Mint, 3.24 USD in Near Mint, 2.48 USD in VG+ and 1.72 USD in VG. The lowest current listing is 2.45 USD, and 11 copies are for sale, so the market is thin but not scarce.

With 94 owners against 2 wants, the record is well held and little pressure pushes prices up. Because this is a Spanish compilation from London Records rather than a first-issue original, the value sits in the grade of the sleeve and vinyl rather than in any pressing-origin premium.

Nothing in the data indicates a separate original or reissue to compare against, so value is driven almost entirely by condition.

How to appraise this pressing

Start by confirming the catalogue number 68 51 214 on the spine and back cover, and check that the pressing plant credit reads COFASA in the run-out area or on the label. The facts supplied here do not include a dead-wax matrix string, so do not rely on a matrix code to authenticate this copy.

Verify the three symphony titles and the three conductor credits against the sleeve, since the compilation mixes two orchestras. Grade the vinyl under light for surface wear and the sleeve separately for ring wear and seam splits, then compare your findings with the price guide grades of M, NM, VG+ and VG.

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Frequently asked

What is a VG+ copy of 68 51 214 worth?

The price guide lists 2.48 USD for a VG+ copy, which is an estimate as of the guide date and not a guaranteed sale price.

What is a Mint copy worth?

The price guide gives 3.62 USD for a Mint copy, as an estimate at the guide date.

How many copies are currently for sale?

The market snapshot shows 11 copies for sale, with a lowest listed price of 2.45 USD.

Is this an original or a reissue?

The data does not state whether this is a first pressing or a later reissue, so confirm the release history against the catalogue number 68 51 214 before pricing it as one or the other.

Why is the demand low?

The community data shows 94 owners and 2 collectors wanting it, meaning the release is widely held and not heavily sought after.

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