Myja Hamelin – Titounet Et Titounette Chantent Les Chansons De Perlin Et Pinpin N°2

About this record

Catalogue EX 45 208 AD is a French 7-inch EP on Unidisc that carries five children's songs from the Perlin et Pinpin material, and the price guide puts a Mint copy at 18.89 USD against 8.95 USD for a VG grade. Only 6 collectors list this EP as owned and nobody lists it as wanted, so clean copies move slowly.

The songs were drawn from the Perlin et Pinpin illustrated comic and from the Editions Fleurus songbook of the same name, which places the record in a niche French children's catalogue rather than the mainstream chanson market.

What drives its value

The price guide for this French Unidisc EP runs from 8.95 USD at VG up to 18.89 USD at Mint, with NM at 16.90 USD and VG+ at 12.92 USD. Those figures are estimates as of the guide date, and no lowest asking price or count of copies currently for sale is recorded for this pressing, so the market snapshot is thin.

Community data shows 6 collectors with the EP in their collection and 0 wanting it, meaning demand is driven by owners rather than active buyers. Because the record is a 7-inch EP with five tracks, the copy in hand is the main variable: a sleeve and disc that grade NM or better sit near the top of the guide, while worn copies fall toward the 8.95 USD VG figure.

The other_pressings data was not supplied, so no comparison to an original versus a later reissue can be drawn here.

How to appraise this pressing

Confirm the release by matching the catalogue number EX 45 208 AD printed on the label and sleeve against the Unidisc (2) imprint; the release is listed as a French stereo 7-inch EP with five tracks and no barcode. The release notes state the songs come from the Perlin et Pinpin illustrated comic and the Editions Fleurus songbook, so the sleeve and label should reference that source material.

No dead-wax matrix string or pressing plant is recorded in the facts, so check the run-out area by eye for any stamped code and do not assume one exists. Grade the disc and sleeve separately, judging the vinyl under a light for surface wear and the sleeve for edge and spine condition, then place the copy against the price guide grades from P through M.

For a dated French children's EP without a barcode, the grade you assign matters more than any single identifying mark.

Further reading: grading a record, how to sell vinyl.