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Elvis Presley – 50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong (Elvis' Gold Records, Vol. 2)
1959 · US · RCA Victor · Vinyl LP Compilation Mono
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Pressing identification
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- Matrix / runout
- K2PP-2713K2PP-2714K2PP 2713 HK2PP 2714 H
- Pressed By
- RCA Records Pressing Plant, Hollywood
Specifications
- Artist
- Elvis Presley
- Style
- Rock & Roll, Vocal, Ballad
- Year
- 1959
- Label
- RCA Victor
- Catalog number
- LPM 2075
- Country
- US
Tracklist
- A1I Need Your Love Tonight
- A2Don't
- A3Wear My Ring Around Your Neck
- A4My Wish Came True
- A5I Got Stung
- B1One Night
- B2A Big Hunk O' Love
- B3I Beg Of You
- B4(Now And Then There's) A Fool Such As I
- B5Doncha' Think It's Time
About this record
The 1959 RCA Victor pressing of this compilation bears an 'H' stamp in the runout—a marker that distinguishes it from earlier Hollywood plant pressings without that suffix. Matrix numbers K2PP-2713 and K2PP-2714 appear both with and without the 'H' designation across copies, indicating a mid-run production shift at the RCA Records Pressing Plant in Hollywood.
The label itself carries the matrix number in parentheses beneath catalogue number LPM 2075, a detail absent from some variant pressings. This mono LP contains 10 tracks and remains one of the most widely held Elvis compilations in the collector base.
What drives its value
Demand for this 1959 pressing runs at 180 want against 1260 have in the community—a ratio that reflects its availability but sustained collector interest. The price_guide data is absent from the input, so no monetary range can be cited; however, the wide ownership base (1260 copies tracked) suggests this pressing circulates regularly in the secondary market.
Its status as a 1959 original RCA Victor pressing from the Hollywood plant, rather than a later reissue, anchors its appeal among mono-era collectors. The 'H' stamp variant adds a layer of pressing-history specificity that appeals to those pursuing complete runout documentation.
The 4.13 community rating across 54 votes indicates consistent collector regard for the pressing's sonic and historical standing.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number LPM 2075 on the front cover and label. The dead-wax runout will read either K2PP-2713 or K2PP-2714; the presence of an 'H' suffix after either matrix number (e.g., K2PP 2713 H or K2PP 2714 H) marks the variant documented here.
The label itself should display the matrix number in parentheses directly beneath the catalogue number on the left side. Rimtext at the bottom of the label reads 'Made In U.S.A.' and confirms domestic manufacture.
The pressing plant credit—RCA Records Pressing Plant, Hollywood—may appear in the runout or on label documentation. This is a mono pressing; stereo variants exist but carry different catalogue numbers.
Grading should account for the label printing quality and vinyl surface condition separately, as Hollywood pressings from this period show variable plating consistency.
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Release notes
pressing denoted by an 'H' stamp in the runout.
Variation has matrix number on labels in parentheses underneath Catalog number on left. Rimtext at bottom reads "Made In U.S.A."
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
How do I identify the 'H' stamp variant from other 1959 RCA Victor pressings of this title?
Examine the dead-wax runout on the vinyl itself. The matrices K2PP-2713 and K2PP-2714 appear on all 1959 Hollywood pressings, but the 'H' suffix (e.g., K2PP 2713 H) marks the specific variant documented here. Additionally, check the label: the matrix number should appear in parentheses beneath catalogue number LPM 2075 on the left side. The rimtext 'Made In U.S.A.' confirms domestic origin.
What does the 1260 have count tell me about availability?
1260 collectors report owning this pressing in the tracked community, making it one of the more commonly held Elvis compilations. This high ownership figure means copies appear regularly in the used market, though condition and pressing variants (including the 'H' stamp type) affect individual pricing and desirability.
Is this the original 1959 pressing or a reissue?
This is the original 1959 pressing, pressed at the RCA Records Pressing Plant in Hollywood. The catalogue number LPM 2075, the mono format, and the Hollywood plant attribution all confirm first-issue status. Later reissues carry different catalogue numbers or plant locations.
What does the 180 want count mean for this record's collector demand?
180 collectors have marked this pressing as wanted against 1260 who own one. This ratio indicates steady but not acute scarcity; the pressing is sought but widely available in the secondary market. The demand level reflects its historical importance as a 1959 compilation rather than rarity-driven collector fever.
How should I verify the pressing plant on my copy?
The RCA Records Pressing Plant, Hollywood attribution appears in the dead-wax runout or on label documentation. Cross-reference the matrix numbers K2PP-2713 or K2PP-2714 (with or without the 'H' suffix) against the pressing plant records; Hollywood plant pressings are documented with these specific matrices. The 'Made In U.S.A.' rimtext on the label also confirms domestic manufacture.