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The Rolling Stones – More Hot Rocks (Big Hits & Fazed Cookies)
1972 · US · London Records · Vinyl LP Compilation
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Jun 13, 2026
- MMint
- $43.70
- NMNear Mint
- $39.10
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $29.90
- VGVery Good
- $20.70
- G+Good Plus
- $11.50
- GGood
- $6.90
- FFair
- $4.60
- PPoor
- $2.30
48 copies listed on Discogs from $4.30.
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
- SAHS 1636 BWSAHS 1636 -3 BESTWAY STERLING
- Runout — side B
- SAHS 1637 BWSAHS 1637 -3 BESTWAY STERLING
- Runout — side C
- SAHS 1638 BWSAHS 1638 -3 BESTWAY STERLING
- Runout — side D
- SAHS 1639 BWSAHS 1639 -3 BESTWAY STERLING
- Other
- 2PS 626(Catalog number A & D Side labels)
- Other
- 2PS 627(Catalog number B & C Side labels)
- Manufactured By
- ABKCO Records, Inc.
- Made By
- Queens Litho
- Printed By
- Queens Litho
- Pressed By
- Bestway Products Inc.
- Mastered At
- Sterling Sound
Specifications
- Artist
- The Rolling Stones
- Genre
- Rock
- Style
- Rock & Roll, Pop Rock
- Year
- 1972
- Label
- London Records
- Catalog number
- 2PS 626/7
- Country
- US
Tracklist
- A1Tell Me2:47
- A2Not Fade Away1:48
- A3The Last Time3:38
- A4It's All Over Now3:22
- A5Good Times Bad Times2:29
- A6I'm Free2:23
- B1Out Of Time3:39
- B2Lady Jane3:08
- B3Sittin' On A Fence2:58
- B4Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?2:32
- B5Dandelion3:48
- B6We Love You4:19
- C1She's A Rainbow4:12
- C22000 Light Years From Home4:47
- C3Child Of The Moon3:08
- C4No Expectations3:59
- C5Let It Bleed5:27
- D1What To Do2:38
- D2Money2:32
- D3Come On1:48
- D4Fortune Teller2:16
- D5Poison Ivy2:47
- D6Bye Bye Johnnie2:08
- D7I Can't Be Satisfied3:24
- D8Long Long While3:14
- Producer
- Jimmy Miller
- Producer
- The Rolling Stones
- Producer, Sleeve Notes
- Andrew Loog Oldham
- Design Concept [Cover Concept]
- Lenne Allik
- Photography By, Art Direction
- Gered Mankowitz
About this record
The runout strings etched into this 1972 London Records pressing—SAHS 1636 BW through SAHS 1639 BW—identify it as a US compilation manufactured by ABKCO Records, Inc., Queens Litho, and Bestway Products Inc. The two-disc set arranges its 25 tracks across an unconventional structure: Disc 1 holds sides A and D, while Disc 2 contains sides B and C, a layout that distinguishes it from standard reissues. With 48 copies currently listed for sale and a lowest asking price of 4.3 USD, this pressing sits at the deep end of the secondary market.
What drives its value
Condition drives nearly all value in this pressing. A Mint copy commands 43.7 USD, while Near Mint drops to 39.1 USD—a modest gap that widens sharply at VG+, where the price falls to 29.9 USD.
The spread from Mint to VG is substantial: 43.7 USD down to 20.7 USD. Below VG, value collapses: a Good+ grades at 11.5 USD, and Poor copies trade for 2.3 USD.
The 48 copies on the market suggest steady availability, yet 226 collectors want it against 4506 who own one, indicating this is a widely held compilation rather than a chase item. Its status as a 1972 US reissue on London Records places it below original UK pressings in collector priority, explaining why even Mint examples remain modest in absolute terms.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number 2PS 626/7 on the spine and label. The four etched runout strings—SAHS 1636 BW, SAHS 1637 BW, SAHS 1638 BW, SAHS 1639 BW—appear in the dead wax of each side; STERLING is stamped rather than etched.
The pressing plants ABKCO Records, Inc., Queens Litho, and Bestway Products Inc. are credited on the labels. Check the front and back sleeves for 'Rolling Stones' (without 'The'), but verify the label itself reads 'The Rolling Stones.' The two-disc configuration is critical: Disc 1 pairs sides A and D, Disc 2 pairs B and C.
Grade by examining vinyl surface sheen, warp, and play-wear; even light hairline scratches visible under raking light drop a Mint copy to Near Mint. Listen for surface noise during quiet passages to confirm the boundary between VG+ and VG.
Further reading: grading a record, what makes a pressing valuable.
Release notes
Disc 1 has side A and side D, Disc 2 has side B and side C
The band's name is given as: Rolling Stones [on front sleeve] Rolling Stones [on back sleeve] The Rolling Stones [on labels]
Runouts are etched, except STERLING is stamped.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
How do I know this is the 1972 US pressing and not a later reissue?
Check the catalogue number 2PS 626/7 on the spine and the label. The runout strings SAHS 1636 BW through SAHS 1639 BW, etched into the dead wax, are specific to this pressing. The pressing plants—ABKCO Records, Inc., Queens Litho, and Bestway Products Inc.—are credited on the label. Later reissues carry different matrix codes and plant credits.
What is a VG+ copy worth?
According to the price guide, a VG+ copy is valued at 29.9 USD. This is an estimate and reflects typical asking prices as of the guide's last update; actual sales may vary depending on the specific copy's appearance and the seller's market position.
Why is the track layout so unusual—sides A, D, B, C?
Disc 1 contains sides A and D, while Disc 2 holds sides B and C. This non-sequential arrangement is documented in the release notes and is a defining feature of this particular pressing. It may reflect the compilation's original sequencing or manufacturing constraints specific to the 1972 US release.
How many copies are in circulation, and is this a rare record?
4506 collectors report owning this pressing, making it widely held rather than rare. Currently 48 copies are listed for sale, indicating steady availability. The want-to-have ratio is 226 to 4506—about 5 percent—suggesting it is a standard compilation that most interested collectors already possess.
What is the difference between a Mint and a VG copy in dollars?
A Mint copy is priced at 43.7 USD and a VG copy at 20.7 USD according to the price guide. The spread reflects the sensitivity of this pressing to condition; even minor surface wear, visible scratches, or warp can drop value significantly. At the lowest end, Poor copies sell for 2.3 USD.