This single came out when the Singles Club pressing quantities were at their peak. 7,500 total pressed - 4,000 on green marble vinyl, 3,500 on black. The green marble ones had varying degrees of marbling. There are even some that are solid green (see pic below). Copies that are solid green or those that are mixes of green and black vinyl command much more money. The more the green and black are mixed, the more they fetch. Some fakes have surfaced of the black version - these can be recognized by the matrix codes, which are machine-stamped SP-97A X / SP-97B X, while the real thing has longer, handwritten matrix codes - SP-97-A Kdisc ch L-37037 LATER / SP-97-B Kdisc ch L-37037x LATER.
I love this record. I mean, it contains two of my all-time favorite bands on one of my favorite labels. And the green marble is a gorgeous color. And it was one of the first real collectible records I ever bought. I would LOVE to get ahold of a test pressing of this one someday to complete the set. I don't love my chances there, but you never know.
The sale prices for both the black and green marble versions went up for several years from 2019 onward. The green ones appreciated faster than the black ones. Both leveled off and now sell for predictable prices. Solid green copies are very expensive. A really good green/black mix has not sold for some time, but I would imagine the price tag for that one would be even higher.
| Version | Value ($) | Scarcity | Price Trending |
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| SP97 Green Marble | 100-120 | 1 | Stable |
| SP97 Black | 50-70 | 1 | Stable |
| SP97 Solid Green | 350-450 | 9 | Up/Volatile |
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| Sleeve: | Paper foldover wraparound w/ Singles Club form attached |
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| Test Pressing: | Black vinyl, small hole, white labels |
This page was last updated on April 21, 2026.
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