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Mos Def Black on Both Sides Gold Sales Plaque (Rawkus Records)

Mos Def Black on Both Sides Gold Sales Plaque (Rawkus Records)

An official gold sales award for Black on Both Sides, the debut album by Mos Def, released via Rawkus Records in 1999, widely regarded as one of the defining hip-hop records of its era.

Presented in a classic framed format, the plaque features the album artwork alongside a gold disc and engraved plate recognising the commercial success of the release. Black on Both Sides marked a pivotal moment in late-90s hip-hop, bridging underground credibility with broader cultural impact.

This example was owned by music writer and DJ Oliver Wang (O-Dub), a respected voice in hip-hop, adding a layer of cultural context to the piece beyond its original presentation.

Key Details

- Official gold sales plaque for Black on Both Sides (Rawkus Records)

- Features album artwork, gold disc, and engraved presentation plate

- Framed display piece

- Previously owned by music journalist Oliver Wang (O-Dub)

 

Collectibility

Provenance: From the collection of Oliver Wang (O-Dub)

Rarity: Official label-issued award plaques are produced in limited numbers and seldom enter the market

Historic Context: Tied to Black on Both Sides — a landmark release in late-90s hip-hop and a defining record in the Rawkus era

 

$1,050.00
Mos Def Black on Both Sides Gold Sales Plaque (Rawkus Records)
$1,050.00

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Mos Def Black on Both Sides Gold Sales Plaque (Rawkus Records)

An official gold sales award for Black on Both Sides, the debut album by Mos Def, released via Rawkus Records in 1999, widely regarded as one of the defining hip-hop records of its era.

Presented in a classic framed format, the plaque features the album artwork alongside a gold disc and engraved plate recognising the commercial success of the release. Black on Both Sides marked a pivotal moment in late-90s hip-hop, bridging underground credibility with broader cultural impact.

This example was owned by music writer and DJ Oliver Wang (O-Dub), a respected voice in hip-hop, adding a layer of cultural context to the piece beyond its original presentation.

Key Details

- Official gold sales plaque for Black on Both Sides (Rawkus Records)

- Features album artwork, gold disc, and engraved presentation plate

- Framed display piece

- Previously owned by music journalist Oliver Wang (O-Dub)

 

Collectibility

Provenance: From the collection of Oliver Wang (O-Dub)

Rarity: Official label-issued award plaques are produced in limited numbers and seldom enter the market

Historic Context: Tied to Black on Both Sides — a landmark release in late-90s hip-hop and a defining record in the Rawkus era

 

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An official gold sales award for Black on Both Sides, the debut album by Mos Def, released via Rawkus Records in 1999, widely regarded as one of the defining hip-hop records of its era.

Presented in a classic framed format, the plaque features the album artwork alongside a gold disc and engraved plate recognising the commercial success of the release. Black on Both Sides marked a pivotal moment in late-90s hip-hop, bridging underground credibility with broader cultural impact.

This example was owned by music writer and DJ Oliver Wang (O-Dub), a respected voice in hip-hop, adding a layer of cultural context to the piece beyond its original presentation.

Key Details

- Official gold sales plaque for Black on Both Sides (Rawkus Records)

- Features album artwork, gold disc, and engraved presentation plate

- Framed display piece

- Previously owned by music journalist Oliver Wang (O-Dub)

 

Collectibility

Provenance: From the collection of Oliver Wang (O-Dub)

Rarity: Official label-issued award plaques are produced in limited numbers and seldom enter the market

Historic Context: Tied to Black on Both Sides — a landmark release in late-90s hip-hop and a defining record in the Rawkus era