Madhouse 10 & 13 Maxi-Singles Prince Paisley Park Records Non-Album Tracks Rare

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Up for auction are TWO 12" promo maxi-singles from Prince's side project, Madhouse: "10" and "13" on Paisley Park Records.
Track list for the "10" maxi-single:  SIDE ONE: 10 (The Perfect Mix). SIDE TWO: (The Perfect) 10; Ten and ½; Two.

Track list for the "13" maxi-single: 
SIDE ONE: 13 (The Paisley Park Mix); Thirteen and ¼. SIDE TWO: 13 (LP Version); Four (LP Version).
The records are in great shape, with no scratches. The "10" maxi-single looks like it has some very light marks on it, but nothing that should impact the playback of the music. As for the most notable condition issues, there is a small abrasion on the upper right corner on the front side of the record jacket, where a small bit of yellow has worn away, probably from the removal of a price tag at some point in the record's life. Also on the front side, there is a short crease in the cardboard of the jacket near the lower right corner, just to the right of the big, red "10". On the reverse side of the record jacket, there is a very slight ding in the lower left corner of the jacket, and couple of creases a few inches below the upper left corner. See photos for condition issues.
Now is your chance to add both of these hard-to-find singles to your collection at the same time. If you already have one, bid anyway, keep the better copy of the onle you already have, and sell the duplicate on Ebay to recover some of your cost. Getting both records at once also saves you from paying twice for postage!
No Reserve! Used Madhouse maxi-singles seem to sell for around $25.00 each on Ebay, so the opening bid here is a bargain price. Plus, you save postage buying both singles at once!
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