Vinyl LP record 'The Original Rock N' Roll Hits of the 50's Vol. 5' (not authenticated)

This item is a 12-inch vinyl LP record featuring a distinctive red and cream striped center label. The record is presented as Side B of a compilation album titled The Original Rock N' Roll Hits of the 50's Vol. 5, released by Roulette Records. The physical medium consists of black vinyl with standard circular grooves and a central spindle hole. The label displays crisp black and blue typography containing track listings, songwriting credits, publisher information, and copyright details. Specifically, the label reads at the top 'ROULETTE' with 'MADE IN U.S.A. BY ROULETTE RECORDS, INC.' arched underneath, followed by the main title 'THE ORIGINAL ROCK N' ROLL HITS OF THE 50'S'. On the left side, the catalog number and side indicator are printed as 'SR 59005' and 'SIDE B', while the right side indicates 'Vol. 5'. The track list includes: 1. Stagger Lee - Lloyd Price, 2. Sweet Little Sixteen - Chuck Berry, 3. Sunday Kind of Love - The Harptones, 4. The Swingin' Shepherd Blues - Moe Koffman Septette, and 5. Let's Start All Over Again - The Paragons. Additional notations include a note reading '**Courtesy of Chess Records' and a copyright notice stating '(P) 1982 Roulette Records, Inc.' The record exhibits minor surface dust and standard handling wear consistent with vintage vinyl media, but no major scratches or deep gouges are readily apparent from this view. The identification rests entirely on the clearly legible printed text and logos directly visible on the center label of the record. The manufacturing details and copyright date point to a style period of early 1980s compilation releases focusing on 1950s musical content, though the physical media remains unverified regarding its pressing plant origin or overall audio playability.

Based on what I can see in the provided image, this 12-inch vinyl LP record appears to be a copy of 'The Original Rock N' Roll Hits of the 50's Vol. 5' released by Roulette Records, bearing catalog number SR 59005 with a copyright date of 1982. The center label features crisp typography detailing well-known 1950s tracks such as Lloyd Price's 'Stagger Lee' and Chuck Berry's 'Sweet Little Sixteen'. However, I cannot verify the audio playability, matrix runout stampings, or the actual condition of the vinyl playing surface from a photograph alone, as the view is limited to the center label and immediate surrounding vinyl area. The visual condition displays minor surface dust and standard handling wear consistent with vintage media. General market demand for 1980s budget compilation LPs featuring classic 1950s rock and roll tracks tends to be modest, as these mass-produced records are generally common in the secondary market. Assuming the presumed identification is correct and the vinyl is in playable condition with minimal surface noise, comparable items of this type typically trade in the $10 to $25 range. To establish full attribution and grade the condition accurately, physical inspection of both the vinyl media and the outer sleeve would be required. If this item were to turn out to be a later counter-feit, unauthorized replica, or suffer from severe groove damage upon physical review, the value would likely drop to a nominal or decorative-only value of under $5.