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Erik Satie – Las Aventuras De Mercurio / La Bella Excéntrica / Scaramouche / Cinco Poemas De Max Jacob / Serenata, Op. 30 / Pacific 231 vinyl cover

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Erik Satie – Las Aventuras De Mercurio / La Bella Excéntrica / Scaramouche / Cinco Poemas De Max Jacob / Serenata, Op. 30 / Pacific 231

1984 · Spain · Decca · Vinyl LP Compilation Stereo

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Nov 2, 2026

M$8.57NM$7.67VG+$5.86VG$4.06G+$2.25G$1.35F$0.90P$0.45

6 copies listed on Discogs from $3.

These are reference estimates from Discogs sold/asking data for this exact pressing, not offers and not a guaranteed price. Actual value depends on condition, completeness and current demand. Any active seller offers on this page are listed separately above.

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

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Pressing identification

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Runout — side A
850 411592//1✶A✶1
Runout — side B
850 411592//1✶-b✶1
Depósito Legal
M.32861-1984
Other
D.P.(Public Domain declaration)
Other
4-IX(Cat# Variant On Corner Of Front Cover)
Other
49120001533.2 [LFN logo] 12/84(Inner sleeve markings)
Record Company
Fonogram, S.A.
Pressed By
PolyGram Servicios, S.A.
Printed By
Gráficas Foco, S.A.

Specifications

Artist
Erik Satie
Genre
Classical
Style
Modern, Contemporary, Neo-Classical
Year
1984
Label
Decca
Catalog number
411 592-1
Country
Spain

Tracklist

  1. A1Las Aventuras De Mercurio13:33
  2. La Bella Excéntrica
  3. Scaramouche - Suite
  4. B1Cinco Poemas De Max Jacob8:54
  5. Serenata, Op. 30
  6. B3Pacific 2316:10

About this record

Dead-wax matrix 850 411592//1✶A✶1 names PolyGram Servicios, S.A. as the plant, so this Spanish-market Decca LP was cut and pressed in Spain rather than imported from the UK or Germany. The release notes add a second layer: the sleeve was printed by Gráficas FOCO in Spain in 1984 for the Planeta "Series" and carries the legend "Editado en España por FONOGRAM, S.A." alongside the Penguin Stereo Record Guide's three-star rating, which tells you this is a locally issued compilation rather than a standalone original release.

What drives its value

The price guide puts this pressing from 8.57 USD in Mint down to 4.06 USD in VG, with 5.86 USD for VG+ and 2.25 USD for G+, so condition is the dominant variable. The lowest listed price is 3 USD across 6 copies currently for sale, a thin supply that keeps the floor from collapsing.

Community data shows 61 collectors have it in their collection against 8 who want it, so the demand pool is larger than the active want list suggests and owners are not rushing to sell. This is a Spanish compilation, and the Spanish pressing plant and Fonogram imprint are what distinguish it in the market, so its value rests on being this local edition rather than any other pressing in the catalogue.

Buyers should price it against the Mint-to-VG spread above instead of assuming any generic Decca Satie value.

How to appraise this pressing

Confirm the pressing from the dead wax first. The two runout strings, 850 411592//1✶A✶1 and 850 411592//1✶-b✶1, should both be present and match the catalogue number 411 592-1 on the label, and the pressing plant should read PolyGram Servicios, S.A.

Check the label for Edit. FONOGRAM, S.A. and the "Fabricado por POLYGRAM SERVICIOS SA - Perm.

6421" line, and check the rear cover for "Impreso en España por Gráficas FOCO, S.A. (1984)" and the Planeta "Series" designation on the front cover.

The absence of a barcode is expected for this issue and is not a flaw. Grade the disc by looking at both sides under a strong raking light and against the printed sleeve, then assign Mint, NM, VG+, VG or lower using the price guide grades as the reference scale.

Check that the three tracks on the disc align with the six works listed in the title.

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Release notes

Planeta "Series"

[On front cover:] 4-IX

[On rear cover:] Editado en España por FONOGRAM, S.A. Impreso en España por Gráficas FOCO, S.A. (1984) Calificación del «Penguin Stereo Record Guide» (Catálogo Penguin de Discos Estereofónicos) ✶✶✶

[On labels:] Edit. FONOGRAM, S.A. - Imp. lujo met. Fabricado por POLYGRAM SERVICIOS SA - Perm. 6421

Notes sourced from the Discogs database.

Frequently asked

What is a VG+ copy of this pressing worth?

The price guide lists a VG+ copy at 5.86 USD. This is an estimate from the guide date, and actual sales depend on the exact condition of the disc and sleeve.

How do I tell this Spanish pressing from other copies?

Look at the dead wax for the matrix strings 850 411592//1✶A✶1 and 850 411592//1✶-b✶1 and the pressing plant PolyGram Servicios, S.A. The label should show Edit. FONOGRAM, S.A. and the Perm. 6421 line, which identify this local Spanish edition.

Why does this record have no barcode?

The listing records no barcode for this release, so none should be expected on a genuine copy of this 1984 Spanish issue.

What is the Mint value compared with the VG value?

The guide runs from 8.57 USD for Mint down to 4.06 USD for VG, so the Mint-to-VG range is wide and grading accuracy directly affects what a copy will fetch.

How many copies are currently available and at what price?

Six copies are listed for sale, and the lowest listed price is 3 USD. With 61 collectors reporting they own it and 8 wanting it, the supply of copies on the market is limited.

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