Sold Date: January 2, 2024
Start Date: January 1, 2024
Final Price: $16.75 (USD)
Bid Count: 1
Seller Feedback: 936
Buyer Feedback: 33

John Lennon, #9 Dream / What You Got, vinyl 45 (EMI 1974), M-

Apple 1878. Winchester pressing, released December 1974. Disc: M-: New Old Stock (single owner, unplayed): vinyl and labels appear flawless; full mirrorlike lustre, no wol, no sol, no wear to center hole. Runout markings: S-45-X-48824 Z3#2  –––◁  MCR   /   S-45-X-48821 Z4#4  –––◁  MCR   Green logo on curved-top glossy black stock sleeve, M-: edges and corners sharp but for 1/32" dog ear on bottom corner; light disc impression, light creases associated with disc edge; one 1/8" nick to top edge and curling along 1/8" of top edge.

POLICIES:

Photos are always of actual item offered. All items are visually graded under a bright light by strict Goldmine standards. M- is my highest grade, and is applied to New Old Stock, as I had direct access to the contents of manufacturers' cartons from the mid-1970s onward. I have been a vinyl collector since 1964 and appreciate honest, conservative, and fair product descriptions. Smoke-free home.

I am happy to combine orders for shipping; I only ask that you don't pay until you receive an invoice; upon your first purchase/win, please let me know you intend to keep bidding and let me know when you are done (within four days) so I can send you the invoice with discounted shipping costs.

Vinyl 45s are shipped separately from any picture sleeves or printed stock sleeves, and encased in protective polypropylene sleeves and extra recycled board.

All orders will be shipped within two to four business days of payment; please allow one to three weeks for domestic arrival.

In the unlikely event that an item needs to be returned, buyer must contact seller first; buyer pays return postage and any applicable sales, VAT, or GST taxes.

Seller reserves the right to cancel any orders with outstanding balances after seven calendar days if buyer is not in communication with seller.

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I am an author of several books on rock music (look me up!—Walter Everett) and have retired after a 33-year teaching career at the University of Michigan. I'm just beginning to sell my collection of 8,900 records and CDs.

Thank you for your order!