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The catalog number is usually the most prominent number printed on the release - often on the spine, on the back cover and on the label, etc.

A catalog number is an identification number assigned to a music release by a record label.Many catalog numbers are similar to the last digits of the barcode of the release, and is followed by a format code, a single digit defining the physical music format the recording is pressed on.

There are many valuable vinyl records out there, including perhaps the most expensive Motown/northern soul 7 Inch ever, Do I Love You (Indeed I Do), recorded by Frank Wilson in 1965, and which sold for over £25,000/$31,000 at auction in 2009.Either way, that's one pricey record.

As a general rule for vinyl record albums, the catalogue number will either be found on the spine of the album or on the back cover. The catalogue number is often found in more than one place, both on the outside of the album and on the disc itself.

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Start by looking for a Catalog Number on your record, which is often found on the album sleeve or pressed on the inner ring of the vinyl itself. Next, search for a barcode number.

Catalog numbers are typically printed on the spine of a CD or DVD and on the back of record sleeves, but you sometimes you'll find them in other places on the artwork They might also be found on the CD and the info label on the record or inscribed on the disk itself.