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Pearl Jam – Ten
2017 · US · Epic Associated · Vinyl LP Album Reissue
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 12, 2026
- MMint
- $33.18
- NMNear Mint
- $29.69
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $22.70
- VGVery Good
- $15.72
- G+Good Plus
- $8.73
- GGood
- $5.24
- FFair
- $3.49
- PPoor
- $1.75
71 copies listed on Discogs from $17.80.
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
- 88985376871A88697413021-A 15-0365 NL Kr SST MPO15-0365 NL 83697413021 A² Kr SST MOO22 25469215-0365 NL 88697413021 A² Kr SST15-0365 NL 88697413021 A2 Kr SST
- Runout — side B
- 88985376871B88697413021-B 15-0365 NL Kr SST MPO886974413021-B 15-0365 NL Kr SST MPO886974413021-B 15-0365 NL [MPO logo] 25363562 Kr SST MPO
- Barcode (Printed)
- 889853768714
- Barcode (Scanned)
- 0889853768714
- Barcode (Sticker, text)
- 8 89853 76871 4
- Barcode (Sticker, scanned)
- 889853768714
- Pressing Plant ID
- MPO(Sides A&B)
- Manufactured By
- Noiseland Industries
- Record Company
- Sony Music Entertainment
- Recorded At
- London Bridge Studio
- Mixed At
- Ridge Farm Studios
- Mastered At
- Gateway Mastering
- Lacquer Cut At
- SST GmbH
- Pressed By
- MPO
Specifications
- Artist
- Pearl Jam
- Genre
- Rock
- Style
- Grunge, Alternative Rock
- Year
- 2017
- Label
- Epic Associated
- Catalog number
- 88985376871
- Country
- US
- Barcode
- 889853768714
Tracklist
- A1Once3:51
- A2Even Flow4:53
- A3Alive5:40
- A4Why Go3:19
- A5Black5:43
- A6Jeremy5:18
- B1Oceans2:41
- B2Porch3:30
- B3Garden4:58
- B4Deep4:13
- B5Release9:03
- Producer
- Pearl Jam
- Producer
- Rick Parashar
- Mastered By
- Bob Ludwig
- Mixed By, Other [Fire Extinguisher], Shaker [Pepper]
- Tim Palmer
- Engineer [Additional]
- Adrian Moore
- Engineer [Additional]
- Dave Hillis
About this record
This 2017 US reissue of Pearl Jam's debut carries dual pressing-plant signatures in the dead wax—Noiseland Industries and MPO—marking it as a later-run variant of the 2017 campaign. The runout 88697413021-B 15-0365 NL Kr SST MPO on side B is etched except for the stamped MPO logo and catalogue, a manufacturing detail that distinguishes this specific pressing from its European counterpart.
Demand sits at 4191 want against 35777 have in the community, reflecting the album's canonical status but also the saturation of reissues in collector hands.
What drives its value
Pricing on this 2017 reissue reflects its secondary-market position: a Mint copy reaches 33.18 USD, while a VG+ sits at 22.7 USD and a VG at 15.72 USD. The lowest asking price across 71 active listings is 17.8 USD, anchoring the floor near the NM threshold of 29.69 USD.
This narrow spread—from 15.72 to 33.18 across the collectible grades—indicates stable, modest demand rather than scarcity. The 2017 reissue trades well below the original 1991 pressing (Epic Associated ZK 47857), which commands substantially higher prices; this variant's value lies in accessibility and the dual-plant pressing detail rather than rarity.
The want-to-have ratio of 4191 to 35777 confirms Ten remains a foundational collection item, but supply is ample and turnover steady.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number 88985376871 on the spine and label. The matrix runout on side A reads 88985376871A; side B reads 88697413021-B 15-0365 NL Kr SST MPO, with the MPO logo and final digits stamped rather than etched—a key identifier for Variant 4.
Both sides credit Noiseland Industries and MPO as pressing plants. The barcode is present.
The back cover carries no Sony Music logo, distinguishing it from some earlier reissues. Grade by examining the vinyl surface under bright light: Mint means no visible play wear; NM allows only the faintest marks; VG+ shows light surface marks but no audible noise in quiet passages; VG exhibits noticeable but not heavy wear.
Play-test in the quietest grooves (intro of "Black" or "Alive") to detect hairline scratches that lower grade from VG+ to VG.
Further reading: grading a record, what makes a pressing valuable.
Listen
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Release notes
© 1991, 2017 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment/℗ 1991 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
No Sony Music logo on the back cover.
Variant 4 runout side B is etched except for "[MPO logo] 25363562", which is stamped.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Other pressings of this release
Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.
Frequently asked
What is the difference between this 2017 reissue and the original 1991 pressing?
The original 1991 pressing (Epic Associated ZK 47857) is the first release and commands significantly higher collector prices. This 2017 reissue uses catalogue 88985376871 and was pressed by both Noiseland Industries and MPO, making it a later reproduction intended for broader market access. The original is rarer and more sought by purists; this reissue is affordable entry-level for the album.
What does the dead-wax marking tell me about which pressing I own?
Read the runout groove on side B: if it shows 88697413021-B 15-0365 NL Kr SST MPO with the MPO logo and final digits stamped (not etched), you have Variant 4 of the 2017 reissue. The Noiseland Industries credit and the absence of a Sony Music logo on the back cover confirm the 2017 campaign. This detail matters because it identifies the exact manufacturing run and helps distinguish it from the European 2017 variant or earlier US pressings.
What is a VG+ copy worth according to the price guide?
The price guide values a VG+ copy at 22.7 USD. This represents a record with light surface marks and no audible defects during normal play. The gap between VG+ (22.7 USD) and the lowest current asking price (17.8 USD) suggests some dealers are pricing aggressively, likely to move stock given the 71 copies for sale.
Why is there no Sony Music logo on the back cover?
The release notes specify that this 2017 pressing omits the Sony Music logo from the back cover, a design choice that differentiates it from certain earlier or concurrent reissues. This is a documented variant feature and does not indicate a defect or bootleg; it is simply how Epic Records produced this particular run.
How much should I expect to pay for a Mint copy?
The price guide lists Mint at 33.18 USD. However, the lowest asking price across active listings is 17.8 USD, which is substantially lower. This gap suggests that finding a true Mint copy—one with zero visible play wear—is uncommon in the secondary market, or that most sellers are pricing conservatively. Expect to negotiate or hunt for the highest-graded examples if you want to pay the guide price.