Sold Date: July 1, 2019
Start Date: June 21, 2019
Final Price: £92.00 (GBP)
Bid Count: 7
Seller Feedback: 4317
Buyer Feedback: 14

PJ Harvey - Uh Huh Her. Original vinyl LP with inner sleeves. 
EX Condition. Played a mere handful of times and well cared for. See images. Upper edge of outside of sleeve has a tear/fray. Please note if this is of importance to you.
Please read THIS if you can be arsed:
More detailed note on grading: please read this carefully - I do not grade records (the vinyl itself) on how it LOOKS - this is because it's an old record. I base condition on how it sounds. You're not buying it to gaze at. You're going to play it, and this record plays without jumps (and let's face it, even the odd jump is because of some speck lodged in the grooves that can be taken out). The idea an old record is going to be one you can use as a mirror is absurd and I am selling my old vinyl (well - some of it) on the basis I'm selling it to be played and not put in a glass case in a museum. Please only bid if you accept this. I reject the idea of this absurd thing where people expect a 2nd-hand record to be like a new one. If you want a brand new pristine disc, you need a REISSUE. 
I've had some records 20 years and played them 50 times and others I've had for five years and played them 200 times - there are fingerprints or marks, smudges, the odd scrape - it's like buying a used leather jacket and expecting it to have no wrinkles. Feel free to think that a 2nd-hand record should look pristine but I disagree - it's in the grooves you get the sound whether they look good or not. End of sermon - UNLOCK!    I usually ship once or twice a week. Postage price includes price of a brand new record mailer as well as the shipping cost - for more detailed information, see full policy below. 

Many auctions for eBay have that irrelevant nonsense about 'comes from a smoke-free and pet-free home'. I smoke 40 Woodbine a day and own a herd of Llama that become highly aggressive at the sight of anything I sell on eBay. 

SHIPPING has to reflect the true cost of the entire operation, not just the postage cost itself. The culture on eBay seems to be one where people are happy to pay £6.00 or whatever to concert ticket agents for two pieces of paper to be mailed to them. Well - I'm not a huge conglomerate, I'm a person in a front room so please don't kick off if there is a difference between cost price of postage and the charge for P+P. If I sell a record for £2.50 and charge £1.50 on postage but the stamp is £1.00, the 50p difference is more than taken off me in other ways - from eBay/PayPal fees, and my time, petrol, packaging materials that all cost money - it's ALL part of it. I come out with mere shrapnel and even then it's by pure chance - I calculate the cost of the P+P in genuine good faith.

Any return is at the buyer's expense but a full refund will be given if not satisfied.