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Lana Del Rey – Honeymoon
2015 · Europe · Polydor · Vinyl LP Album
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 14, 2026
- MMint
- $73.53
- NMNear Mint
- $65.79
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $50.31
- VGVery Good
- $34.83
- G+Good Plus
- $19.35
- GGood
- $11.61
- FFair
- $7.74
- PPoor
- $3.87
49 copies listed on Discogs from $37.26.
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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Pressing identification
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- Runout — side A
- 4748827-A 4748827-A 134929M1/A24748827-A CB 4748827-A 134929M1/B1
- Runout — side B
- 4748827-B CB 134929M2/B2 4748827-B4748827-B CB 134929M2/B1 4748827-B4748827-B CB 4748827-B 134929M2/B1
- Runout — side C
- 4748828-C 4748828-C 134929M3/A4748828-C 4748828-C 234929M3/A1
- Runout — side D
- 4748828-D CB 4748828-D 134929M4/A24748828-D CB 4748828-D 134929M4/A1
- Barcode
- 0602547507686
- Barcode (Scanned)
- 602547507686
- Label Code
- LC00309
- Recorded At
- The Green Building, Santa Monica
- Recorded At
- Electric Lady Studios
- Mixed At
- The Green Building, Santa Monica
- Mastered At
- Gateway Mastering
- Pressed By
- GZ Media
Specifications
- Artist
- Lana Del Rey
- Genre
- Electronic, Rock, Pop
- Style
- Downtempo, Indie Pop, Ballad, Trip Hop, Soft Rock
- Year
- 2015
- Label
- Polydor, Interscope Records
- Catalog number
- 4750768
- Country
- Europe
- Barcode
- 0602547507686
Tracklist
- A1Honeymoon
- A2Music To Watch Boys To
- A3Terrence Loves You
- B1God Knows I Tried
- B2High By The Beach
- B3Freak
- C1Art Deco
- C2Burnt Norton (Interlude)
- C3Religion
- C4Salvatore
- D1The Blackest Day
- D224
- D3Swan Song
- D4Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
- Producer
- Kieron Menzies
- Producer
- Lana Del Rey
- Producer
- Rick Nowels
- Mastered By
- Adam Ayan
- Recorded By, Mixed By
- Kieron Menzies
- Engineer
- Chris Garcia
About this record
GZ Media pressed this European edition with a pressing quirk: the dead-wax codes bear the letter 'M' designation typically reserved for 45 RPM 12-inch records, yet both discs spin at 33⅓ RPM. The runout strings show hand-etched catalogue numbers and 'CB' stamps alongside machine-stamped matrix codes, a signature of this Czech pressing plant's work.
Catalogue 4750768 on Polydor marks the European variant, distinct from three concurrent US pressings released the same year.
What drives its value
This European GZ Media pressing commands a price range shaped by condition and scarcity relative to US variants. A Mint copy reaches 73.53 USD, while NM drops to 65.79 USD; the VG+ grade sits at 50.31 USD, and VG copies trade around 34.83 USD.
Currently 49 copies are listed for sale at a floor of 37.26 USD. Community demand is substantial—2990 collectors want it against 8712 who own one—but the European pressing holds less premium than original North American stock.
The pressing plant (GZ Media) and regional exclusivity anchor its value; condition becomes the primary lever within this pressing's own market tier.
How to appraise this pressing
Verify this pressing by the catalogue number 4750768 on the Polydor label, paired with the GZ Media plant credit in the dead wax. Inspect the runout strings on both sides: Side A should read '4748827-A 4748827-A 134929M1/A2' or '4748827-B CB 134929M2/B2 4748827-B'; Side B should show '4748828-C 4748828-C 134929M3/A' or '4748828-D CB 4748828-D 134929M4/A2'.
The hand-etched catalogue number and 'CB' prefix distinguish this from machine-only stampings. The gatefold jacket contains a 16-page booklet and download card.
Grade by checking the vinyl surface under light for hairline scratches and micro-dust; listen across the full 14 tracks for crackle, pops, or channel dropout. The M-series runout designation is a known anomaly on this pressing—do not interpret it as a speed variant.
Further reading: grading a record, what makes a pressing valuable.
Listen
Hear the album before you buy.
Official videos via YouTube.
Release notes
Issued in a gatefold jacket with printed inner sleeves, 16 page booklet, and download card.
Despite of GZ Media runouts with letter 'M' which normally indicate 12" records with 45 RPM (see label page), both records run with 33 ⅓ RPM.
In the runouts, the first catalog number and 'CB' is hand-etched, the rest is stamped.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Other pressings of this release
Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.
Frequently asked
Why does the dead wax say 'M' if this is 33⅓ RPM?
GZ Media's runout codes use 'M' to denote 12-inch records in their internal system, but the letter does not indicate playback speed. Both sides of this pressing are cut and pressed for 33⅓ RPM operation. The anomaly is documented in the pressing metadata and is not a defect or variant.
What is a VG+ copy worth right now?
The price guide lists VG+ at 50.31 USD. This is an estimated market value; actual sales may vary. The current lowest asking price across all listings is 37.26 USD, reflecting either lower-graded stock or aggressive pricing among the 49 copies on sale.
How does the European pressing compare to the US versions?
Three US pressings exist from 2015 on Polydor with different catalogue numbers (B0023750-01, B0023801-01, B0023802-01). This European edition on catalogue 4750768, pressed by GZ Media, is regionally distinct. Collector demand (2990 want, 8712 have) suggests the US original commands stronger collector interest, making this European variant a secondary choice for completists.
What does the 'CB' hand-etching in the runout mean?
The 'CB' prefix appears hand-etched in the dead wax alongside machine-stamped matrix numbers. This is a GZ Media plant convention and does not indicate a defect, repress, or alternate mix. It is a standard feature of this pressing's manufacturing process.
What is a Mint copy worth versus VG?
A Mint copy is valued at 73.53 USD according to the price guide, while a VG copy is estimated at 34.83 USD. The spread between these two grades reflects the premium collectors pay for unplayed or near-unplayed stock. As of the guide date, these are reference estimates; actual market prices depend on seller and buyer negotiation.