It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown: Music from the Soundtrack

Still sealed!

(Pictures of the vinyl and the inner sleeve were taken with a copy of the same album from my personal collection. The one for sale here is brand new and still sealed.)

Exclusive Barnes & Noble yellow moon vinyl edition! The back side of the record is etched with a Great Pumpkin design (hard to see in a picture, given the color, so not shown above).

Shipping

I combine shipping for LPs, CDs, and cassettes. The first item is $4.50, and each subsequent item is an additional $0.50 (box sets of any kind are counted by the number of items within them). For example, if you buy 3 LPs, a CD, and 2 cassettes, your total shipping charged would be $7 ($4.50 + $0.50 + $0.50 + $0.50 + $0.50 + $0.50).
LPs, CDs, and cassettes ship via USPS Media Mail unless otherwise stated.
Grading Unless otherwise stated, all grades are visual only.
I'm not an expert, but I try to adhere as near as possible to Goldmine standards when grading vinyl (erring if anything on the conservative side).
Grades are as follows:
Mint (M): Absolutely perfect. Virtually never seen in the wild.
* Please note: for sealed records, I put the grade as Still Sealed because there's no way for me to actually know what the vinyl inside is like. Even directly from the factory, it's possible for a record to have some small defect that could cause some buyers to quibble with a Mint grade, so I just don't use it that way.
Near Mint (NM): Basically looks like it's just been opened. Shiny, with no visible defects such as scratches or scuffs. No writing, stickers, etc. on labels.
Very Good Plus (VG+): Except for a couple of minor issues, it would be Near Mint. May have a few light scuffs or very light scratches or other minor signs of handling. Records that are at the top end of this range (i.e. maybe a single small scratch) might be called VG++ or Excellent (E).
Very Good (VG): Similar imperfections to VG+ but more noticeable. Scuffs / scratches are larger (able to be felt with a fingernail), more numerous, etc. May have more obvious damage to the label (writing, stickers, etc.).
Good (G) / Good Plus (G+): Significant signs of wear / surface damage of the type above, but to an even higher degree. Will probably still play through without skipping, but likely to have a lot of noise.
Fair (F) / Poor (P): Severely damaged / cracked / warped. Basically unplayable. I virtually never sell records in this condition.
If you have any questions about the condition of a record, shipping policies, or anything else, please don't hesitate to contact me before purchasing.