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The Rolling Stones – Rolling Stones: Let It Bleed Lithograph & Clear Vinyl (Framed)
2016 · USA & Canada · Time Life Music · Vinyl LP Album Deluxe Edition Limited Edition Reissue
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Sep 18, 2026
- MMint
- $480.32
- NMNear Mint
- $429.76
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $328.64
- VGVery Good
- $227.52
- G+Good Plus
- $126.40
- GGood
- $75.84
- FFair
- $50.56
- PPoor
- $25.28
1 copy listed on Discogs from $430.65.
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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- Barcode
- 610583538793
Specifications
- Artist
- The Rolling Stones
- Genre
- Rock
- Year
- 2016
- Label
- Time Life Music
- Catalog number
- A 31837 Z
- Country
- USA & Canada
- Barcode
- 610583538793
Tracklist
- 1Gimme Shelter4:33
- 2Love In Vain4:19
- 3Country Honk3:07
- 4Live With Me3:33
- 5Let It Bleed5:28
- 6Midnight Rambler6:53
- 7You Got The Silver2:51
- 8Monkey Man4:11
- 9You Can't Always Get What You Want7:30
About this record
This 2016 Time Life Music reissue pairs a clear-vinyl pressing of Let It Bleed with a framed, hand-numbered lithograph signed in the plate by the band members—a museum-quality package limited to 2,500 copies. Demand far outpaces supply: 496 collectors want it against only 81 who own one, and just a single copy is listed for sale at 425.7 USD, well below the Mint estimate of 485.91 USD.
What drives its value
The price architecture of this deluxe reissue reflects its hybrid nature: a Mint copy commands 485.91 USD, while a VG+ example trades at 332.46 USD and a VG at 230.17 USD. The tight want-to-have ratio (496 want versus 81 have) signals sustained collector hunger that outpaces the original 1969 London Records pressing (NPS-4).
As a limited-edition, framed package with certificate and clear vinyl, this 2016 release occupies a distinct premium tier above standard reissues. The single active listing at 425.7 USD anchors current market reality; condition gradations matter sharply here because the lithograph and frame condition are inseparable from the vinyl grade in determining overall value.
How to appraise this pressing
Verify this pressing by the Time Life Music label, catalogue number A 31837 Z, and the barcode present on the package. The release notes confirm the hand-numbered lithograph (edition of 2,500), the framed presentation (26 by 22 by 3/4 inches with satin black frame and Plexiglas), and the Certificate of Authenticity inclusion.
The clear vinyl itself is the sonic artifact; grade it for surface noise, warping, and any hairline scratches on the playing surfaces. The lithograph and frame condition are equally critical to appraisal—check for creasing, foxing, or Plexiglas cloudiness, as these directly affect the 485.91 USD Mint threshold.
The plate signatures by band members are printed, not hand-applied, so their presence is standard across all copies of this edition.
Further reading: grading a record, what makes a pressing valuable.
Release notes
Released in 1969, LET IT BLEED by THE ROLLING STONES extends the rock and blues feel into a harder rocking sound. Recorded at what some call their creative peak, this album includes the now famous Stones’ classics “Gimme Shelter” and “You Can’t Always Get What You Want.”
This highly collectible lithograph and LP set, including a Certificate of Authenticity. Signatures on the printing plates reflect the band’s personnel at the time each album was recorded.
LET IT BLEED FRAMED, LIMITED EDITION LITHOGRAPHIC PRINT This hand-numbered, museum-quality print is derived from artwork used on THE ROLLING STONES record album Let It Bleed and is signed in the plate, beneath the image, by the recording artists.
Exclusively authorized and licensed from ABKCO Records Print Size (includes mat board): 20” x 24” Image Size: 16” x 16” Frame Size: 26" x 22" x 3/4" Stock: Acid-free, 100# Opus dull cover Signed in the plate by band members Hand-numbered and embossed logo Ready to Hang: Timeless, satin black frame with Plexiglas Edition Size: 2,500 Includes Certificate of Authenticity
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Other pressings of this release
Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.
Frequently asked
What is this package exactly—is it the album or a poster?
It is both: a clear-vinyl LP of Let It Bleed paired with a framed, hand-numbered lithographic print derived from the original 1969 album artwork. The print is signed in the plate by the Rolling Stones members and comes ready to hang in a satin black frame with Plexiglas. The vinyl and framed art are sold as a single collectible unit.
How much is a VG+ copy worth?
According to the price guide, a VG+ example is valued at 332.46 USD. This estimate reflects the condition of both the vinyl and the framed lithograph as a combined object; any damage to either component affects the overall grade and value.
Why is demand so high for a 2016 reissue?
The 2016 Time Life Music edition is a limited pressing (2,500 copies) with museum-quality framing, Certificate of Authenticity, and hand-numbered lithographs signed in the plate by the band. It bridges the gap between an affordable vinyl reissue and wall-ready art, attracting both Stones collectors and those seeking displayable music memorabilia. The want count of 496 against 81 owners reflects this crossover appeal.
How does this differ from the original 1969 pressing?
The original Let It Bleed was pressed by London Records (catalogue NPS-4) in 1969 on standard black vinyl. This 2016 reissue uses clear vinyl, adds a framed lithograph with band signatures, includes a Certificate of Authenticity, and limits production to 2,500 units. It is a deluxe, collectible repackaging rather than a straight reissue.
What is the lowest asking price right now?
One copy is currently listed at 425.7 USD. This is the only active sale; the Mint estimate is 485.91 USD, so this listing sits between NM (434.76 USD) and Mint, likely reflecting the seller's assessment of condition or the market's current appetite.