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Hi guys
Recently some new promo boxes has been offered on ebay. It is Aladdin Sane, Heroes and Scary Monsters. Aladdin Sane box is for first six SHM TOCP-90.. releases and it is confirmed by this site as official. But I can't find any information about other 2 boxes (Heroes, Scary Monsters). It is obvious that they are made for SHM CD Mini LP editions (TOCP-90.. series) too.

My questions are: are these two boxes (Heroes, Scary Monsters) legal Disc Union boxes (as Aladdin Sane is) or they are unofficial / home made? If two boxes are official are they coming with only new obis (TOCP-90.. series), or with both official & promo obis as Aladdin Sane release I saw on ebay?

Another semi-related question: I saw twice on ebay that Ziggy Stardust and Low boxes (from earlier boxed collection) were offered with 2 extra obis for each box (third box [Let's Dance] was without that 'big obi'. Are these two 'big obis' officiai or not?
 
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