Sold Date: June 7, 2017
Start Date: May 28, 2017
Final Price: $42.69 (AUD)
Bid Count: 2
Seller Feedback: 1387
Buyer Feedback: 51

Please DO NOT bid unless you are serious about buying this item and are willing to pay postage.

Postage only for this item, no pick up. Yes I post worldwide and will combine shipping.

I do not make deliveries.

Please read ALL details before bidding.

The pictures in this listing are of the actual item and are not stock photos or taken from someone else's listing. 

Postage: The packed weight of this LP is 950 grams. All records are packed alongside the covers to prevent seam splits and the album is totally enclosed in a plastic sleeve, packed rigid with cardboard stiffeners inside a purpose made record mailing box. Australia Post satchels and other paper or plastic bags are NOT used as outer packaging for albums. 

Title: Bringing It All Back Home

Artist: Bob Dylan

Catalogue: BP-473204 (CL2328) (mono)

Matrix Side 1: MX145941  BP233213-1 (all stamped)

Matrix Side 2:  MX145942 BP233213-2 (all stamped)

Record Company: CBS Records New Zealand

Released: 1965 (in NZ) with original flip back sleeve.

Vinyl Weight is 138 grams.

Cover is Very Good condition with general cover wear and staining on the back of the sleeve. (please view the photos).

The vinyl on Side 1 is very good condition with numerous scuffs and several light scratches on the vinyl and numerous spindle marks and graffiti on the label.

The vinyl on side 2 is very good condition with numerous scuffs and several light scratches and numerous spindle marks on the label.

This record has not been play tested and the description is visual only.

New Zealand issues were pressed in very limited quantities due to the small market.

The complete weight of this item packed is 950 grams.

 Please view the photographs for details. This is the ONLY copy of this item I have but will be listing more Eric Clapton, Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd from my

New Zealand collection.

Sellers postcode is 2324 NSW.

To calculate the cost of postage to your postcode or country go to the Australia Post website calculator.

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Record Grading System

MINT: (M) The record itself is in brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. The cover and any extra items such as the lyric sheet, booklet or poster are in perfect condition. Records advertised as sealed or un-played should be Mint.

Note; Just because an item may be described as Still Sealed (SS) or Factory Sealed (FS) does not necessarily make the item mint as seam splits, cover creases, fading and manufacturing defects can still occur.

NEAR MINT (NM) The record has previously been removed from the cover and has been played but there is very little indication of being played. There are no defects on the cover or record worthy of mention. An allowable blemish on a near mint LP would be something like a mild corner bump on the cover or a faint edge crease. The vinyl would be allowed only the very faintest of a whispy hairline and a spindle marks on the labels.

EXCELLENT: (EX) The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening in sound quality. The cover and packaging might have slight wear and / or creasing. Spindle marks are easily noticeable as is hairlines and scuffs but these would all be faint and few.

VERY GOOD: The record has obviously been played many times, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks such has many hairlines & scuffing and the occasional light scratch. Normal wear and tear on the cover or extra items, without any major defects, is acceptable. A major defect would be a clicking during playback or jumping of the needle. Background noise /static will be noticeable during normal playback. The cover will have moderate and noticeable storage wear such as ring wear, age spotting & edge rubbing.

GOOD: The record has been played so much that the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated, perhaps with some distortion and mild scratches. The cover and contents suffer from folding, scuffing of edges, spine splits, discolouration, etc. Has excessive storage wear, major ring wear, and large portions of the covers original colour has rubbed off.

Scuffing is caused when a person attempts to wipe the surface of a record with a shirt sleeve,  general purpose rag or when a record rubs against the cardboard inner when inserted into the cover without an inner sleeve.

Condition Grading: 

Faint - any wear or defect is barely visible.

Mild - wear or defect is present but does not detract from the overall condition of the item.

Moderate - wear or defect is noticeable but not beyond reasonable limits of collectability.

Major - wear or defect is serious, obvious and extreme care must be taken not to cause further damage to the item when handling.

Critical - wear or defect has caused item failure, breakage or repair is not worthwhile, practical or possible. Parts of item are missing or decayed.