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Pink Floyd – The Dark Side Of The Moon vinyl cover

Data as of Oct 26, 2026

Pink Floyd – The Dark Side Of The Moon

Germany · Harvest · Vinyl LP Album Reissue

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 28, 2026

M$121.53NM$108.73VG+$83.15VG$57.56G+$31.98G$19.19F$12.79P$6.40

11 copies listed on Discogs from $25.

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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  • €80
    ref VA-NNY4E
    Media VG+ · Very Good PlusSleeve VG+
    🇩🇪 Ships from Germany

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Pressing identification

Match these against your copy to confirm the exact pressing.

Runout — side A
020 064-05249-A4= Made In Germany
Runout — side B
020 064-05 249 B-2= 064-05249 B-2 Made In Germany 5
Rights society
GEMA
Printed By
4P Nicolaus GMBH
Recorded At
Abbey Road Studios
Pressed By
Sonopress

Specifications

Genre
Rock
Style
Prog Rock
Label
Harvest, EMI Electrola
Catalog number
1C 064-05 249
Country
Germany

Tracklist

  1. A1Speak To Me
  2. A2Breathe3:58
  3. A3On The Run3:36
  4. A4Time7:01
  5. A5The Great Gig In The Sky4:36
  6. B1Money6:22
  7. B2Us And Them7:46
  8. B3Any Colour You Like3:25
  9. B4Brain Damage3:48
  10. B5Eclipse2:03
Producer
Pink Floyd
Mixed By
Chris Thomas
Engineer
Alan Parsons
Engineer [Assistant]
Peter James
Artwork [Sleeve Art, Stickers Art]
George Hardie
Design [Sleeve], Photography By
Hipgnosis

About this record

Two different dead-wax runouts are logged for this German release, and both carry the Sonopress pressing plant credit alongside a 'Made In Germany' stamp. The price guide ties that single-plant story to a steep grade ladder, running from 6.40 for a P copy up to 121.53 for an M copy.

Demand is heavy: 1307 collectors want it against 351 who own one, which keeps the market tight even with 11 copies listed.

What drives its value

Condition sets the price more than anything else on this copy. The guide puts a VG copy at 57.56, a VG+ at 83.15 and an NM at 108.73, so the grade step between neighbouring conditions is where most of the money sits.

The current market snapshot lists the lowest price at 25 across 11 copies for sale, which shows how far asking prices can sit below guide values for lower grades. The position among other_pressings matters here: the record is a 1973 Harvest release in Germany under catalogue 1 C 062-05 249 in the listing data, while this entry carries 1C 064-05 249 and is flagged as a reissue.

The reissue status, plus the German origin shared with the first-run issue, gives buyers a clear reason to check which pressing they hold before comparing prices.

How to appraise this pressing

Confirm the exact pressing by reading the catalogue number 1C 064-05 249 printed on the label and sleeve, then compare the dead-wax runout. The two logged runouts are 020 064-05249-A4 and 020 064-05 249 B-2 with 064-05249 B-2 and the words Made In Germany, which differ by side.

Check that each side carries a runout matching one of these strings and that the Sonopress plant credit is present. Because the label shows the playing time of A1 together with A2, verify that side A is printed that way on the sleeve or label.

The release notes state that the album was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London between June 1972 and January 1973, so the sleeve and label credits should match those details. Grade each side separately using the Goldmine scale: examine the vinyl under strong light at an angle, then grade the sleeve and inner separately, since the price guide grades apply to the record as a whole.

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

Listen

Hear the album before you buy.

Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon ~ Quadraphonic Vinyl LP ~ Side 1
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon ~ Quadraphonic Vinyl LP ~ Side 2

Official videos via YouTube.

Release notes

Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London between June 1972 and January 1973

Label shows playing time of A1 together with A2

Notes sourced from the Discogs database.

Other pressings of this release

Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.

Year
Country
Label
Cat #
Format
1973
US
Harvest
SMAS-11163
Vinyl, LP, Album
1973
Germany
Harvest
1 C 062-05 249
Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
1973
UK
Harvest
SHVL 804
Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
1973
UK
Harvest
SHVL 804
Vinyl, LP, Album
1973
UK
Harvest
SHVL 804
Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress
1973
UK
Harvest
SHVL 804
Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
1973
UK
Harvest
SHVL 804
Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress
1975
France
Harvest
2C 068-05249
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue

Frequently asked

What is a VG+ copy of this pressing worth?

The price guide estimates a VG+ copy at 83.15 USD. This is a guide value rather than a sale price, and the current lowest listed price is 25 across 11 copies for sale.

What is an NM copy worth?

The price guide estimates an NM copy at 108.73 USD. It is a guide estimate, and the NM figure sits just below the M estimate of 121.53.

How do I tell this reissue from the original 1973 pressing?

Compare the catalogue number. This record is listed as 1C 064-05 249, while the 1973 German Harvest release in the listing data is 1 C 062-05 249. Also check the runout strings against the two logged matrices.

Why is demand for this record so high?

The community data shows 1307 collectors want it and 351 own it. With a rating of 4.69 from 42 ratings, the record is well regarded, and the want count is far above the have count.

Which runout should I expect on my copy?

Your copy should carry one of the two logged runouts: 020 064-05249-A4 with Made In Germany, or 020 064-05 249 B-2 with 064-05249 B-2 Made In Germany 5. Both name the Sonopress plant as the pressing source.

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