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Charlie Puth - Whatever's Clever! (LP) (Mint (M))

Charlie Puth - Whatever's Clever! (LP) (Mint (M))

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Edition
Signed Edition
Format
Collectible object
Condition
New & Sealed
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Hong Kong SAR, China
Product Photos
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Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

Charlie Puth “Whatever’s Clever” Signed Red Vinyl (brand new, sealed, slight corner crease, minor edge wear) / Charlie Puth “Whatever’s Clever” แผ่นไวนิลสีแดงลายเซ็น (ของใหม่ ซีล ยังไม่แกะ มุมงอเล็กน้อย ขอบมีตำหนิเล็กน้อย) / チャーリー・プース「Whatever’s Clever」サイン入りレッドヴァイナル(新品・未開封、角に軽い折れ・縁にわずかな傷あり)
 

Notes:

"Broken Eyebrow" Edition on red vinyl. 
Features "Broken Eyebrow" alternate cover and exclusive signed 18x24" folded poster.

 

A1. Changes
A2. Beat Yourself Up
A3. Cry
A4. Washed Up
A5. New Jersey
A6. Don't Meet Your Heroes
B1. Home
B2. Hey Brother
B3. Sideways
B4. Love In Exile
B5. Until It Happens To You
B6. I Used To Be Cringe

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode 075678591761
Matrix / Runout 310731E1/C 02432560 10-114876 / 075678591754 - A
Matrix / Runout 310731E2/C 02432622 10-114876 / 075678591754 - B

 

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