Sold Date: January 10, 2017
Start Date: December 28, 2016
Final Price: £14.99 £9.00 (GBP)
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RARE ROCKSTEADY 45

ARTIST: ALTON ELLIS / ROLAND ALPHONSO

TITLE: I'M JUST A GUY / I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER

LABEL: COXSONE RECORDS

CONDITION: VG+

POSTAGE

UK - 1ST CLASS RECORDED £3.00

OVERSEAS - SIGNED FOR AIRMAIL - £9.00

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POSTAGE REMAINS THE SAME FOR FIRST 3 RECORDS ORDERED FOR BOTH UK AND WORLDWIDE, 

INCREASE IN 50P (UK) AND £1.00 (WORLDWIDE) AFTER 

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RECORD GRADING:?

All records are cleaned and then conservatively graded under a bright light bulb.

NM (Near Mint): A flawless copy. Looks great and is most likely unplayed. Like new. We almost never grade a record "Near Mint". If we do, you know you are getting an excellent copy!!

VG++: Record may have a few light paper sleeve marks or scuffs that should not affect play. Visually will have some light marks but will play close to NM with minimal noise. Record has probably been played a few times. A very nice copy.

VG+: Record will show more noticeable marks and paper scuffs than VG++ and may have some light surface noise in parts due to time and wear. Still a nice copy and has been well taken care of.

VG: Record will have some noticeable surface noise in parts and more discernible light scuffs and/or scratches. Record may have an occasional light pop or click here and there, but still plays well with no skipping. A solid copy that plays with some surface noise. We are conservative with our VG grade.

VG-: Vinyl will have more considerable surface noise and clearly show more numerous paper scuffs, scratches, marks, and wear on both sides of the record. Some scratches you may be able to feel with a fingernail. There will be some clicks and pops more consistently, but record will still play ok with no skipping.

G: Our lowest grade record. Vinyl will display heavy wear and play with very apparent and considerable surface noise. Not a record that you want to play often on your "good" needles. Scratchy filler copy.