Sold Date:
April 12, 2022
Start Date:
October 13, 2020
Final Price:
$316.00
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*** LAST 1 AVAILABLE ***
THE RONETTES
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*** R.I.P. Ronnie Spector ~ lead ***
1964 U.S. PRINT RARE and OUT of PRINT
PHIL SPECTOR ~ PHLP-4009
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" 1964 ~ PHLP - 4009 "
IN " MONO "
1964 PHILLES PRESSING ~ Phlp-4009
U.S. Phil Spector Press
Extreme Rare~Out Of Print
RED & YELLOW LABEL
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COVER= VG/VG ~ CONDITION
MINOR AGE WEAR~ WOL ~ DIS-COLORATION
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VYNLE= VG/VG CONDITION
FEW SCUFF MARKS ~ CLEAN & GLOSSY
PLAYS GOOD ~ NO SKIPS!!!!
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LP INCLUDES A HEAVY GAUGE THICK CLEAR
ACRYLIC PLASTIC TOP-LOADER COVER COVER IS FOR PROTECTION AND TO PRESERVE YOUR LP... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~PAY-PAL~ ACCEPTED!!!
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PLEASE READ THOROUGHLY BEFORE PLACING A BID!
M (mint)
Record is new, shiny, never played; cover is new, sometimes record is still sealed.
NM (near mint)
Record is like new, probably played a few times, but it doesn't effects on the quality of a sound; cover has none lack.
EX (excellent)
Record in great shape, may have light marks, played more than a few times but low in surface noise or no surface noise; cover may be little bend on corners and edges and have a little fade in colours.
VG+ (very good plus)
Record has been played more times, it has more marks and surface noise, it doesn't skip; cover has a little fade in colour, and has more damage on the corners or edges.
VG (very good)
Record has been played many times, may be more surface noise, but it shouldn't skip while playing; cover has more cuts on corners and edges and more fading in colours
TRACKING CONFORMATION # WILL BE SHIPPED WITH ALL ITEMS
Unless you buy a vinyl record that is SEALED, or in MINT condition,
There will always be some type of surface sounds,
or background noise, known as pops and crackling.
If the LP has been played a couple of times, it can never be perfect!!!.
This is especially noticeable in classical records, which have quiet passages.