Alice Cooper Billion Dollar Babies 1973 Original LP VG+ Vinyl EX Jacket READ
$
30
May 2, 2026
Sold Date
Mar 27, 2026
Start Date
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USA
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Description
Alice Cooper – Billion Dollar Babies (1973 Original Warner Bros. Embossed Gatefold LP) – VG+ Vinyl + Intact Billion Dollar Bill
Up for sale is a nice original 1973 US pressing of Alice Cooper’s blockbuster Billion Dollar Babies (Warner Bros. BS 2685). This is the classic shock-rock album featuring “No More Mr. Nice Guy,” the title track, “Sick Things,” “Mary Ann,” “I Love the Dead,” and more—peak Alice with all the theatrics and hits!
Key Details & Highlights:
- Year / Label / Pressing: 1973, Warner Bros. Records (US original embossed “wallet” gatefold with rounded corners)
- Inserts Included:
- Original large billion dollar bill fold-out insert — fully intact and present!
- Inner sleeve with $2 Offer — Excellent condition
- Note: The perforated “punch-out” photo/trading cards (common with many first pressings) are not included (I don’t recall them being in this copy and they are missing—many collectors add them separately if desired).
- Condition Breakdown:
- Vinyl: VG+ — Shiny, but has scuff marks in track five of side 2, however no extra pops or clicks are detectable with headphones.
- Inner Sleeve: Excellent (EX) — Clean $2 Offer sleeve
- Jacket: Excellent (EX) visually — embossed wallet design looks sharp, but there is a glue failure/separation on one side seam (typical age-related issue on these heavy gatefolds; does not affect closure or display—see photos)
- Why This Copy Stands Out: Nearly flawless vinyl makes this a great player or collector copy. The intact billion dollar bill is the star insert most people want, and the jacket still displays beautifully despite the minor glue issue.
High-resolution photos show everything: front/back/gatefold (including the glue seam and an exaggerated view of the scratch), labels, vinyl shine/edges, inner sleeve, and the intact billion dollar bill. Happy to provide play-test notes or extra pics—just ask!
A killer 1973 original with strong vinyl and the famous bill—add it to your collection today!
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