Sold Date: January 27, 2019
Start Date: January 20, 2019
Final Price: $26.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 7
Seller Feedback: 1867
Buyer Feedback: 139

Beautiful EX+/NM copy. Very minor top seam and corner wear. Vinyl looks almost new/unplayed. A bar code sticker has been appended on the back of sleeve, but not manufactured that way. Likely a late 70s pressing.

Welcome to Purple Peak Records. Based in Colorado Springs, Purple Peak specializes in the musical fields of Progressive Rock, Krautrock, Psychedelic, Berlin School Electronic, Jazz Fusion, Hard Rock, and Heavy Metal. Collecting is our primary passion. Selling feeds that... 
USA: $4 (for ANY SIZE order - $4 is the flat rate- we don't mind subsidizing the postage if you buy a lot!). 
Canada: $13 for one LP
Rest of World: $22 for one LP
Canada and Rest of World: For orders larger than 1 LP: We will quote you on order. We will only charge what the USPS charges us, rounded up to the nearest dollar.
All shipping (US and Global) includes tracking!
Packaging: We are experienced mail order veterans. We know how to ship LP's. Vinyl will be removed from sleeve, corners secured, nothing will be moving around, etc.... All items should arrive at your destination in the same condition it leaves here.
Mint: Basically means NEW, unplayed, barely touched. NM (Near Mint): Pretty much perfect in every way. Vinyl may have been played a few times at most, with an audiophile turntable. EX+: Almost NM, but may have a few minor imperfections which will be noted. EX: Shows minor wear. It’s obviously been owned - but taken very good care of. EX-: A bit more wear than an EX. Vinyl looks played often, but still in great shape with little to no noise. VG+: Cover or record has obvious wear. Record may contain background noise depending on quality of pressing. Cover has flaws that we’ll detail. VG and below..... Continuing along the same path as what you see above.
Sometimes we'll use additional (+) or (-) which is a half distance between the grades.
In many years of buying, selling and trading, this is definitely the hardest part of the hobby to master. Hopefully you’ll agree that we grade fairly. We try to anyway. It's all pretty nuanced, and definitely an art - not a science!