Sold Date: December 28, 2020
Start Date: December 21, 2020
Final Price: $20.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 7
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             Lee Morgan "Caramba!" with Bennie Maupin, Cedar Walton, Reggie Workman, Billy Higgins
originally released 1968 // 1st pressing // not a reissue 
  Blue Note Records / BST - 84289 stereo blue & white label reads: "A Division of Liberty Records, Inc." RVG imprinted in deadwax promo copy gatefold cover record in a polysleeve
  

COVER: VG-

definite seam & corner wear // promo stamp inside gatefold

 definite yellowing inside gatefold

blue stain along edges of gatefold 

VINYL: VG+

there is a light one inch scratch on Side #2

definite scuffing on both sides of vinyl 

visually the record grades 7.5 on a 10 point scale

several spindle marks on labels

LP plays well, but this record will play with occasional background noise    

  International Customers: DO NOT SEND PAYMENT UNTIL YOU RECEIVE INVOICE

I am an expert shipper. I will remove the inner sleeve and vinyl from the outer sleeve to prevent seam-splits in transit, and I will package the LP using a rigid mailer and reinforced cardboard. Being a collector myself, I understand the great importance of accurate product listings, professional packing, and fast shipping.

International customers are welcome!!!

International Mail $22

  Canada $17

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I am a professional vinyl grader.  I am obsessive about grading. My customers are allowed to challenge my grading. All my records are guaranteed, and can always be returned -- NO QUESTIONS ASKED. 

Grading Scale: NM, VG++, VG+, VG, VG-, Good 

Domestic shipping is $3.00 via Media Mail, $15 Priority. International First Class Airmail is $22. Canada $17. 

INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS WHO DESIRE "TRACKING" PLEASE NOTE: WE RECOMMEND that you pay for USPS International Priority Mail OR International Express mail when making a payment in order to obtain tracking information, which is NOT available for First Class International shipments. The cost, of course, is higher.