Rolling Stones Between The Buttons RIAA Gold Album Award presented to Mick Jagger - RARE Punk Rock See last image which shows

See last image which shows the original backing paper

It turns out that there was a roughly six month period in the summer of 1969 during which these reverse layout awards were made with the album miniature on the right and the presentation plate on the left

who is a production coordinator who also worked with Manowar

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Not all the RIAA awards for this album came with this feature (see last image for another of these awards without the autograph)

Rolling Stones Between The Buttons RIAA Gold Album Award presented to Mick Jagger - RARE Punk Rock See last image which showsRIAA Gold LP white matte award for the Rolling Stones Between The Buttons presented to Mick Jagger. This album was released on January 20, 1967 and quickly certified Gold by the RIAA on Feb. 24, 1967 for $1 million worth sold. The album that brought the world the Stones classics "Ruby Tuesday" and "Let's Spend The Night Together", became one of the group's most highly acclaimed albums and one of the last to feature Brian Jones, whose untimely death