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It just means the record was made at the Columbia Records pressing plant in Pitman, NJ.

PRESSING INDICATORS INCLUDE: G in runouts: an etched "G" was present on all lacquers processed at Carrollton. 1980s pressings generally had a "G" followed by "1" or a higher number in the deadwax. C in runouts: A&M releases pressed at Carrollton had a "C" code in runouts (i.e. A+M-xx-C1).

The letter indicates that the record was pressed at the Pitman, New Jersey plant (ceased pressing vinyl records in 1986).

Date Your Records Pressed by Monarch Monarch Records in Los Angeles, California, started pressing vinyl 45 rpm records in July of 1954. To keep track of the orders, they put a small triangle, the Greek letter delta (?), next to a unique number on each side of every record they pressed.

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Many marking or logos stamped in runouts I.E. SRC, & (MR) indicate pressing plants.

All vinyl records have a label on the centre part of the disc. They normally will have information about the year the album was released to the public. If this label has been pulled off or the date is scratched off, then you will have to look at other information to get an idea about the album's release date.

Pressings at Terre Haute commonly have a letter T hand etched or stamped in the run-out, and in some cases a mother code (A B and C have been seen) and here a stamper count five-bar gate. Santa Maria plant pressings reportedly carry a letter S in the run out.

There are only about 20 vinyl pressing plants currently operating in the United States. That's it. Rainbo Records, a busy plant in California, has 14 presses and operates 24 hours a day, often at least six days a week but usually seven.

E. Pressing Plant ID is an identifier code printed on the release which identifies the pressing plant it was pressed at.