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Bruce Springsteen Born To Run Irish 7 Error Signed By Him Unplayed ? W/coa

This item have been sold for $ 320.00

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Auction Details:
Code ID
#62560
Ebay Item #
336463595584
Sold Price
$320.00
Bids
1
Auction End date
14 Mar 2026
Seller Location
Bergamo
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Item Description

Every parcel will be sent at least registered with tracking number .

Postage rates items will be shipped with tracking number :

Italy: 10,50

European Community most of places : 20,00

North/South America/Japan: 27,80

Australia/NZ: 37,10

THERE WON T BE ANY BARGAINING ON POSTAGE RATES. PLEASE DON T BID IF YOU DON T AGREE WITH THOSE CONDITIONS.

COMBINED POSTAGE VERY MUCH WELCOMED.

PLEASE NOTE THE IMPORT TAXES ARE TO BE PAID BY BUYERS


For sale a rare Irish 7 copy of the Born to run single, pressed in Ireland. This one has the error on the B-side, reporting Meetting across the river as Meeting across the Water .

The cover has been signed by Bruce Springsteen and pre-certified by AutographCOA, an AFTAL member.

The signature was made right below his picture on the B-side of the record.



CONDITIONS

Cover. Clear ringwear on both sides and some handling/bending, especially on B-side. On B-side, some black marks and a red one maybe the cover was sotck wit the record/label outside the cover , on his picture. VG-


Record. Vinyl shows some signs of its age it s 50 years old this year but it also seems to be unplayed, being in wonderful conditions and bearing so sign of having been spun on labels


Please wait for the invoice before paying.

Item will be shipped from Italy.

Postage fees are just an indication and they depend on the type service requested by highest bidder and weight measures of the final parcel combined postage is also allowed and very much welcomed .

Only actual postage handling fees will be charged hence, if what you pay is more, you ll be refunded.

Combined shipping welcomed.

Any questions, doubts or requests, please drop me a line.



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