26 copies excists!!! This is the HOLY grail from MF!!!

I have been collecting Mercyful Fate and early Queensrÿche since they first started (and for Northern Europe I have quite a connoisseur collection of those 2) earlier of course also genre leadertypes like Metallica and Iron Maiden, alas almost all went into a more popular sound in the nineties but woke up in time and smelled the coffee...all is well that ends wellFun fact: in some of these early songs live and on demos (like Devil Eyes) one can hear riffs and beginnings of thoughtpatterns leading to newer songs which ended up on Melissa later on in '83 and even the Oath in '84 or just the same song with a polished new arrangement, in the case of Return of the Vampire which is a great song it never ended up on the albums 83/84 but on the '91 album, more mercyful fatalists than me liked the song, it seems, so it finally got a whole album named after it.Fun fact #2: sometimes King Diamond read the Lord's Prayer backwards a la LaVey before the concerts, ("Reyarp Sdrol" here heard towards the end of the A-side before A Corpse Without Soul), LaVey one time said it was the only band he respected of the tail of so-called satanist metalacts. Later on King Diamond dropped the occult shock value somewhat to dwell on intricate ghost and/or horrorstories instead for the band King Diamond, a lot had to do with him not wanting to be associated with the commercial so-called black metal scene, which he succeeded with and had the respect of many bands as an inspirer much in the same way as T.G. Warrior (Celtic Frost/Triptykon).This should be from March 26th 1982 Odd Fellow Palæet Copenhagen Denmark(the ae sticks together, since it's a Nordic letter as æ)and be pressed in France due to the innersleeve's origin (this reminds me a lot of genealogy and translation which I dabble in nowadays)BTW we have an Odd Fellow centre in our city too in Sweden...