Very Rare Elvis Presley Crying Tear Collectible 24k Gold Plated Records Framed

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110

Elvis Presley Enterprises 1987 Framed Million Seller 24K Gold Plated Records MINT Condition! This is a very rare plaque, and only for the serious Elvis collector. I bought new from "Frame Scene", a picture store, in Jacksonville, Fl in 1987. The original "Frame Scene" decal is still on!This item is in mint condition. Absolutely no flaws. In a wonderful 21"x 26" x 2 inch solid oak wood frame. Looks fantastic on display. Absolutely fantastic Elvis Presley Original Memorabilia to add to any collection. This item will be professionally packaged and shipped with insurance and will require a signature; or, in person pick-up is allowed. Review all photograph's provided as they are a part of the description. 
This plaque is an exclusive, Numbered, limited edition of only 1000 made of these special edition 24KT gold plated records. This particular one is especially valuable, as on the back it reads that it is number 15 of 1,000.
The records are "Elvis A Legendary Performer, Volume 2, CPL1-1349-A , 33 RPM 12 inch vinyl 24KT gold plated record and also Elvis "It's Now or Never" 45 RPM single vinyl record, also 24KT gold plated.
This plaque also comes with 3 documents (see pic's), from the Woolworth Co., dated 1989 certifying Gold Record Owner Registration, and another letter which is a Gold Record Letter of Authenticity. The records are playable, even though gold plated. Gold records are mounted with actual record sleeves. The records used are the real vinyl records. 
In 1989, the letter stated that the gold records would increase in value for the following reasons: 
They are a true collectors item; they are 24kt gold plated; no more were produced of this item other than the 1000 made.
Some history on this item: I have never seen another one of these, except for one time, in 1997, when I was in Memphis, Tennessee, at the Peabody Hotel attending an Elvis Make A Wish Charity Dinner, and one of these plaques was given by the staff at Graceland to Ms. Marion Cocke, an organizer of the event, and Elvis' nurse from 1975 to his passing in 1977.
So it is much more valuable then the price I am asking for it, but for health reasons, I have to sell it. Elvis has one solitary tear going down his face.
Only serious Elvis collectors please! This is the real thing.