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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Concerto No. 18 In B Flat Major For Piano And Orchestra, K.456 / Concerto No. 24 In C Minor For Piano And Orchestra, K.491 vinyl cover

Data as of Nov 5, 2026

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Concerto No. 18 In B Flat Major For Piano And Orchestra, K.456 / Concerto No. 24 In C Minor For Piano And Orchestra, K.491

US · Nonesuch · Vinyl LP Album Repress Stereo

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Nov 5, 2026

M$28.88NM$25.84VG+$19.76VG$13.68G+$7.60G$4.56F$3.04P$1.52

7 copies listed on Discogs from $0.67.

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Pressing identification

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Runout — side A
H-71059-A
Runout — side B
H-71059-B
Recorded By
Le Club Français Du Disque

Specifications

Style
Classical
Label
Nonesuch
Catalog number
H-71059
Country
US

Tracklist

  1. Concerto No. 24 In C Minor For Piano And Orchestra, K.491
  2. Concerto No. 18, In B Flat Major, For Piano & Orchestra, K. 456.
Conductor
Rudolf Albert
Artwork [Cover Art]
Bob Deschamps
Design
William S. Harvey

About this record

Matrix H-71059-A and H-71059-B carry the catalogue number in the dead wax on both sides, so the label code is the first thing to read when you lift this record. Nonesuch issued this Stereo LP from the United States as a Repress, and the Classical listing pairs Concerto No. 18 in B Flat Major, K.456 with Concerto No. 24 in C Minor, K.491 on one disc.

The Symphonie-Orchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks is credited with Rudolf Albert conducting and Paul von Schilhawsky on piano.

What drives its value

Price guide figures for this pressing run from 28.88 USD for Mint down to 13.68 USD for VG, with VG+ at 19.76 USD. The lowest listed price is 0.67 USD, and 7 copies are currently for sale, which is a small visible supply.

Community data shows 129 owners against 7 collectors wanting it, so ownership is broad and wanted copies are few. The record is a Repress, not the original issue, and the community rating is 3.71 from 7 ratings.

The guide gives no separate values for other pressings, so any original-issue premium cannot be measured from these facts. Value therefore rests on condition grade within this US Nonesuch Repress.

How to appraise this pressing

Start with the label and catalogue number H-71059, then read the dead wax for matrix H-71059-A on side one and H-71059-B on side two. Matching both matrix strings to the catalogue number confirms this is the Nonesuch H-71059 pressing.

The facts do not include a pressing plant code, so do not assume one from the sleeve or label alone. Check that the jacket and disc both list Concerto No. 18, K.456 and Concerto No. 24, K.491, with Paul von Schilhawsky and Rudolf Albert credited.

Grade the disc surfaces under good light, then compare against the 28.88 USD Mint and 13.68 USD VG guide prices.

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Frequently asked

What is a VG+ copy of this Nonesuch H-71059 worth?

The price guide lists a VG+ value of 19.76 USD for this pressing. That is an estimate from the guide, not a sale price, and it can change over time.

What is a Mint copy worth?

The price guide gives 28.88 USD for Mint condition. Copies graded below Mint fall to the guide figures for NM at 25.84 USD and VG+ at 19.76 USD.

How do I confirm this is the correct matrix?

Look for H-71059-A and H-71059-B in the dead wax, one on each side. These strings match the catalogue number H-71059 and identify this US Nonesuch Repress.

Why is the lowest price so low compared with the Mint figure?

The lowest listed price is 0.67 USD, which reflects a single low-grade or low-priced listing among 7 copies for sale. It is not the guide value for any defined condition grade.

Is this a first pressing?

No. The format description lists this as a Repress, so it is not the original issue. The facts do not provide separate values for an original pressing to compare against.

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