Sold Date: March 5, 2024
Start Date: February 29, 2024
Final Price: $14.50 (USD)
Bid Count: 6
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$5 Auction album !!!

This is a $5 Auction vinyl release.  A good bargain can be had on this record if you're looking to enhance your vinyl listening collection! I sell many records that are worth much more - these records are from the same collection, but have not worn as well over time or are in less demand so I am auctioning them at a discounted price. Auctions are only set for 5 days so grab your deal while you can!

The albums are priced this way for one of the following reasons:

Album is worth over $10, yet condition of vinyl is only Good / Fair / G+ 

Album is worth over $10, yet condition of cover is only Fair-to-Good

Market sale price is usually <$15

Time to say goodbye - it's been around too long and has to go!

Vinyl has been cleaned. I visually review scratches & will test play them for any severe pops that will be noted in description.  Both Vinyl & Covers grading will be noted in Item Specifics section. 

Please review vinyl label photos as most are 2nd pressings or even original 1st pressings.  

Shipping is USPS Media Mail with tracking. All albums will be in a protective plastic sleeve & shipped in a custom record box.

All sales final - no returns. Continental U.S. only.

Stanley Turrentine “Up at Minton’s, Volume 2” 1966 or older (?) release from Blue Note Records (# BST 84070 stereo) in a laminated cardboard sleeve. The record grading is only Fair (F) due to a couple of skips on Side 1/track 1 and there are crackles & pops throughout the album. It’s listenable, but with these flaws. Side 1 has the W. 63rd St address while Side 2 only has “New York, NY”. There is also a small price sticker on the Side 2 label. The following is on the runout groove (NOT in photos):

Side A): (etched) BN-ST-84070-A (stamped) “RVG STEREO”

Side B): (etched):BN-ST-84070-A (stamped) “RVG STEREO”

No Plastylite symbol, although there’s something that looks like a square & the number ‘4’.

The outer case is Excellent (EX) with a tiny ink mark on the top right front, minor fraying at the cover opening and a small ding to the bottom left corner. There are no splits. The inner sleeve is original with photo tiles of other releases thru ‘66 which leads me to believe this is a 1966 issue even though the label has the W. 63rd St address on Side 1. (all reflected in the photos).

Maybe a purchase for the cover art?