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Various – Hit-Rakete 5 vinyl cover

Data as of Sep 23, 2026

Various – Hit-Rakete 5

1967 · Germany · Tip · Vinyl LP Compilation Stereo

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Pressing identification

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Runout — side A
1 ℗ 1967 F7 ◇V E 63 3076 S1 Made in Germany
Runout — side B
2 ℗ 1967 G7 ◇V F 63 3076 = 2 S 2 Made in Germany
Rights society
GEMA
Manufactured By
Tip-Schallplattenproduktion
Pressed By
Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft Pressing Plant
Printed By
Carl v. d. Linnepe

Specifications

Artist
Various
Genre
Rock, Pop
Style
Schlager, Pop Rock
Year
1967
Label
Tip
Catalog number
63-3076
Country
Germany

Tracklist

  1. A1Morgen Beginnt Die Welt
  2. A2Eine Insel Für Uns Zwei
  3. A3Happy Time
  4. A4Schreib Es In Den Sand
  5. A5Schenk Mir Ein Souvenier
  6. A6Dein Herz, Das Muß Aus Gold Sein
  7. B1I Was Kaiser Bill's Batman
  8. B2Denk' Ich Immer Nur Daran
  9. B3S.O.S. Herz In Not
  10. B4Ein Neues Spiel – Ein Neues Glück
  11. B5Meine Liebe Zu Dir
  12. B6Jetzt Oder Nie

About this record

The wide price spread between Mint and VG copies highlights how condition significantly impacts value for this 1967 German pressing. The record was pressed at the Tip-Schallplattenproduktion and Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft plants, with distinctive matrix runouts such as '1 ℗ 1967 F7 ◇V E 63 3076 S1'.

This compilation LP on Tip, catalogue number 63-3076, features 12 tracks blending Schlager and Pop Rock styles.

What drives its value

The price guide shows a Mint copy valued at 23.16 USD, dropping to 10.97 USD for a VG grade, illustrating the premium collectors place on near-perfect condition. The lowest current market offer is 11.49 USD with only one copy for sale, while 15 collectors report having it and 12 want it, indicating a balanced but limited availability.

As a German original pressing from 1967, this release commands more interest than most reissues or foreign editions, particularly for enthusiasts of the Tip label and Schlager compilations.

How to appraise this pressing

To confirm this exact pressing, verify the catalogue number 63-3076 on the Tip label and check for stereo format details. The matrix/runout inscriptions '1 ℗ 1967 F7 ◇V E 63 3076 S1' and '2 ℗ 1967 G7 ◇V F 63 3076 = 2 S 2' are key identifiers linked to the pressing plants Tip-Schallplattenproduktion and Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft.

Grading should focus on these original German pressings, noting the condition-dependent value from Mint at 23.16 USD down to VG at 10.97 USD.

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Frequently asked

What is the value of a Near Mint copy of Hit-Rakete 5?

According to the price guide, a Near Mint (NM) copy is valued at 20.73 USD, reflecting its strong desirability among collectors.

How can I identify the original 1967 German pressing of this LP?

Look for the Tip label with catalogue number 63-3076 and check the matrix runouts '1 ℗ 1967 F7 ◇V E 63 3076 S1' and '2 ℗ 1967 G7 ◇V F 63 3076 = 2 S 2', which confirm pressing at Tip-Schallplattenproduktion and Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft.

What drives the price difference between Mint and VG copies?

The price guide shows Mint copies at 23.16 USD and VG at 10.97 USD, indicating that surface quality and sound fidelity drastically affect collector value for this 1967 German pressing.

How rare is this LP in the current market?

There is currently only one copy for sale at a lowest price of 11.49 USD, while 15 collectors own it and 12 want it, suggesting moderate rarity and steady collector demand.

Does this release include a barcode for identification?

No, the 1967 German Tip pressing of Hit-Rakete 5 does not have a barcode, which is typical for releases of that era.

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