NO RESERVE !

Ships to  U.S. only for the media mail shipping price in this ad AND ships Internationally but only through the eBay Global Shipping Center. You will have to check on the fees and shipping costs.

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Record is graded

visually AND played  using the Goldmine  grading system (see below).

( Earl Grant- I Love You Yes I Do / Hide Nor Hair)

This record is graded-

Played VG with surface noise on the lead in, run out and any quiet places. Has some light ticks off and on. On the "I Love" side has some louder ticks toward the very end. Music is good, loud, and strong on both sides.

Visual VG- on both sides with lots of light scratches and some scuffing. Still lots of shine on both sides. Labels VG

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Record is packed

between  cardboard squares, wrapped in bubble wrap, placed in a NEW, 10”x 10” x 4” box (200 lb. rated) and the box is secured nicely for shipping.  Shipping cost is for Media Mail and part of the cost of the new box.

Record will be shipped

within 2 business days after cleared payment.

I have been buying and selling records for about 14 years.

Goldmine Grading for 45rpm Records (summarized)-

SS     New and unplayed, still sealed in plastic.

M-Like new just as if you opened it from the record store. No flaws of any kind including factory defects like label off center, small bubbles, etc. Absolutely clean sound when played.

VG+Very few light scratches or scuffs and other minor signs of handling that will NOT show up in the playing.

VGMore flaws than a VG+. light scratches, some that might be felt with a fingernail and / or more scuffs. Playing will have some surface noise in play in, fade out and quiet passages. Some scratches might be heard. Music is good and not overpowered by the flaws. It is still a nice playing, sounding record. Labels might have minor writing, stickers and other flaws.

G / G+  Good does not mean bad. The record still plays through but has significant surface noise and scratches. Labels are worn or written on, stickers,etc.

PRecord is in very bad shape, lots of surface noise and scratches, won’t play through without skipping.