Sold Date: August 1, 2022
Start Date: July 30, 2022
Final Price: $20.00 (USD)
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Bad Company LP Lot Of 5 Vinyl Burnin Sky Desolation Angels Run with the pack L19.

2 have significant wear and 3 are solid players VG

Titles in this Lot with grade as follows:

Run with the pack / VG+

Burnin Sky/ vg+ (dusty)

Self Titled/ g+

Straight shooter/ good- (burn hole through 1 sonf each side)

Desolation Angels/ VG++

About the vinyl lots we sell:

All records sold in lots are graded visually only and are not cleaned thoroughly so may have some dust and fingerprints which are not considered in grade. The grade is for the vinyl itself, please note pictures for the sleeve. If there is a visual warp, that will be noted, but we don't test them on a table. Any inner sleeve or add ons are included, I try to picture those with the records. I try to take at least 1 picture of each record itself, and if one side has more prominent markings then the other, I picture that side. If the record does not have an inner sleeve, I will add one, so every record should have an inner sleeve. All records are in playable condition unless otherwise noted. These lots are great chances so get a lot of your favorite artists quickly!

Records will be shipped in cardboard records mailers via USPS media mail.  Please see other auctions. We have purchased multiple lots of used records and have lots more listings coming. Combined shipping is available for all records and media mail purchased. Please send a message and we will be happy to arrange for a much lower shipping rate for multiple purchases. 

Record grading: Below are details of how records are graded. Records are graded conservatively and follow Gold Mine's grading standard. The vinyl grade is first followed by the sleeve grade. If there is a noticeable mark on the record, there will be a picture in the description following the picture of that side of the record. So, first will be a picture of the vinyl side A or B, then will be a closer picture of whatever flaw there is taken in a brighter, more direct light. Most flaws look more significant in the bright lighting then they really are to the records play. Sleeve grading is a bit more evident in the picture itself. 

Grades are as follows:

SS: Still sealed: Record is in its original seal and has not been played.

NM- Near Mint Minus. The highest grade I will give a used record. Shiny surface free from any visibile mark. The only thing better is a new record in sealed shrink wrap.

EX Excellent. Used to differentiate a record just barely not mint. Will have only one visible flaw that is certain to not effect playback.

VG++ Very good plus plus; A great record that will have a very minimal amount of light visual marks on the disc with little to no effect on the sound

VG+: Very good plus. The record has been played regularly and is showing minor signs of wear . Surface marks are evident and there will be minor audible clicks and pops

VG: Very good. A well played, average record with more visibile surface wear than above grades. Will have audible clicks, pops and surface noise but will play through without skips.

VG- : Very good minus. Deeper more apparent scratches or scuffs that will effect the play of the record, but will still play through without skips or interruption. The lowest grade I would list unless the record is particularly rare.

G: Good. Heavy wear, deeper scratches and notiacable sound quality deterioration, possibly with distortion, loud clicks, and pops. Possibly skipping.