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Various – Drie x Drie=9 vinyl cover

Data as of Oct 12, 2026

Various – Drie x Drie=9

1968 · Netherlands · CCGC · Vinyl LP Album Stereo Mono

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 14, 2026

M$3.67NM$3.28VG+$2.51VG$1.74G+$0.97G$0.58F$0.39P$0.19

26 copies listed on Discogs from $0.50.

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  • €4
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    Media VG · Very GoodSleeve VG
    🇳🇱 Ships from Netherlands

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Pressing identification

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Runout — side A
PR 1100 1Y 2 670 11
1100.1 Y
Runout — side B
PR 1100 2Y 2 670 11
1100.2 Y
Pressed By
Phonodisc B.V.
Lacquer Cut At
Phonodisc B.V.

Specifications

Artist
Various
Genre
Children's
Year
1968
Label
CCGC
Catalog number
PR 1100
Country
Netherlands

Tracklist

  1. A13 x 3 = 9
  2. A2Juffrouw Wil Je M'n Marmotje Zien
  3. A3Kaatje Ben Je Boven
  4. A4'k Heb M'n Wagen Volgeladen
  5. A5Berend Botje
  6. A6Altijd Is Kortjakje Ziek
  7. A7Moeke Daar Staat Een Vrijer Aan de Deur
  8. A8Klikspaan Boterspaan
  9. A9Hop Marjanneke
  10. A10Op De Bibelebonse Berg
  11. A11Holle Bolle Gijs
  12. A12Dat Gaat Naar Den Bosch Toe
  13. A13Zeg Roodkapje Waar Ga Je Henen
  14. A14Als M'n Vader Met M'n Moeder Naar De Markt Toe Gaat
  15. A15Advocaatje Ging Op Reis
  16. A16Twee Emmertjes Water Halen
  17. A17Mooi Anna Zat Op Majesteit
  18. A18Papegaaitje Leef Je Nog
  19. A19Kom Je Van De Grote Stad
  20. A20Tussen Keulen En Parijs
  21. A21Toen Onze Mop
  22. A22Mama 'k Wil Een Man He
  23. A23Toen Ik Laatst Naar Den Bosch Toe Ging
  24. B1In Holland Staat Een Huis
  25. B2Zeg Ken Jij De Mosselman
  26. B3Din Din Din, Die Kwam Van Brugge
  27. B4Moriaantje
  28. B5Hoedje Van Papier
  29. B6Drie Schuintamboers
  30. B7Vader Jacob
  31. B8'k Zag Twee Beren
  32. B9Er Zat Een Aapje Op Een Stokje
  33. B10Al In Een Groen Groen Knollenland
  34. B11Daar Was Laatst Een Meisje Loos
  35. B12Wij Zijn Arme, Arme, Arme Marionse Marionetten
  36. B13Hoe Zachtkens Glijdt Ons Bootje
  37. B14Een Meisje Dat Van Scheveningen Kwam
  38. B15Daar Liep Een Oude Vrouw Op Straat
  39. B16Alle Eendjes Zwemmen In Het Water
  40. B17Daar Kwam Ene Boer Uit Zwitserland
  41. B18De Boer Had Maar Ene Schoen
  42. B19Klein Klein Kleutertje
  43. B20Wel Annemarieke
  44. B21Zagen, Zagen
  45. B22Daar Zou Een Meisje Gaan Halen Wijn
  46. B23Catootje
Producer
Gerrit den Braber
Engineer
Ruud van Lieshout
Conductor [Choir]
Paula van Alphen
Conductor [Orchestra]
Jack Bulterman
Cover, Design
Jan Lepair

About this record

The matrix runout PR 1100 1Y 2 670 11 on side A and PR 1100 2Y 2 670 11 on side B identifies this 1968 Dutch children's compilation as a Phonodisc B.V. pressing. Catalogue PR 1100 or 1100 PR appears on both label variants, though 26 copies currently circulate at 0.5 USD or higher—a narrow floor for a 46-track stereo/mono hybrid pressed in the Netherlands for the Bio-Revalidatie centrum benefit.

What drives its value

This 1968 CCGC release trades on scarcity within its niche rather than broad collector demand: 208 community members own it against only 3 who want it, signaling a stable but unglamorous market. A Mint copy fetches 3.67 USD, dropping to 3.28 USD in Near Mint, 2.51 USD in VG+, and 1.74 USD in VG condition—a steep slide reflecting the fragility of Dutch children's vinyl and the low threshold for play wear on benefit-pressing stock.

The lowest asking price of 0.5 USD across 26 active listings undercuts even Poor grade (0.19 USD), suggesting bulk-lot or clearance pricing dominates. As a mono/stereo hybrid from a regional pressing plant (Phonodisc B.V.), it holds no reissue competition and no original-vs-reissue hierarchy; value hinges entirely on condition and the collector's tolerance for Dutch-language novelty tracks.

How to appraise this pressing

Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number PR 1100 or 1100 PR on the label and the matrix runout strings stamped in the dead wax: side A reads PR 1100 1Y 2 670 11, side B reads PR 1100 2Y 2 670 11 (or the shortened variants 1100.1 Y and 1100.2 Y). The Phonodisc B.V. credit appears on the label or inner sleeve; no barcode was printed on this release.

The label lists 46 tracks across both sides and credits performers including Zuster Klivia, Mieke Bos, Swiebertje, Bromsnor, Rijk de Gooyer, Toontje, Kluk-kluk, Jasperina de Jong, Leen Jongewaard, Johnny Kraaykamp, Wim Sonneveld, and Pipo, with orchestration by Paula van Alphen and Jack Bulterman. Grade by surface noise (children's pressings show heavy wear quickly), groove wear audible on high-frequency vocals, and label condition; the stereo/mono split means one side may grade higher than the other.

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Release notes

Zuster Klivia, Mieke Bos, Swiebertje, Bromsnor, Rijk de Gooyer, Toontje, Kluk-kluk, Jasperina de Jong, Leen Jongewaard, Johnny Kraaykamp, Wim Sonneveld en Pipo zingen elk hun eigen liedjes met De Schellebellen o.l.v. Paula van Alphen en orkest o.l.v. Jack Bulterman. Ten bate van het Bio-Revalidatie centrum.

Printed in Holland Ⓝ

Notes sourced from the Discogs database.

Frequently asked

How do I confirm I have the Phonodisc B.V. pressing and not a later reissue?

Check the dead wax on both sides: side A must read PR 1100 1Y 2 670 11, side B PR 1100 2Y 2 670 11. The shortened variants 1100.1 Y and 1100.2 Y also confirm this pressing. Phonodisc B.V. is credited on the label or sleeve; no other pressing plant appears on this 1968 release.

What is a VG+ copy worth?

According to the price guide, a VG+ copy is valued at 2.51 USD. This estimate reflects the condition threshold where surface noise becomes noticeable but does not dominate playback. The actual market floor is 0.5 USD across 26 listings, so VG+ pricing is aspirational rather than typical.

Why is there such a big drop from Mint (3.67 USD) to VG (1.74 USD)?

Children's records from 1968 rarely survive unplayed; even light handling introduces groove wear and surface noise. The 3.67 USD Mint grade assumes sealed or near-pristine stock, which is vanishingly rare for a benefit pressing. Most copies show play wear that pushes them into VG or lower, where the 1.74 USD valuation applies.

Is this record rare or common?

The community database shows 208 members own it, making it relatively common within the Dutch children's vinyl niche. Only 3 collectors actively want it, indicating low speculative demand. It is a regional benefit pressing, not a chart hit or sought-after reissue, so rarity is low.

Should I buy a copy at 0.5 USD?

At 0.5 USD, the asking price undercuts even the Poor grade valuation of 0.19 USD, suggesting the seller is clearing stock. Inspect photos for label condition and surface wear; at this price, expect playability rather than collectible grade. The 3.5 rating from 6 community reviews suggests the record itself is functional but not prized.

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