Sold Date: September 18, 2023
Start Date: September 11, 2023
Final Price: $44.99 (USD)
Bid Count: 1
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 – Rancho Deluxe (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Sealed! Cut lower left corner (see picture)
Label: – UA-LA466-GFormat: , LP, Album, Stereo Country:Released:Genre:, , , Style:

Seller Terms: 

Orders will be cancelled if payment is not received within 4 days.

Buyer pays shipping. Accepted payment options: PayPal. 

All orders will ship to address on PayPal account. Please message me directly if these do not match, so that we know to update the shipping. If an order is shipped to a differing address than you prefer, and is returned to us, you are responsible to pay new shipping charges. 

Continental USA orders to ship via USPS Media Mail: Shipments cost $5.00 for one album (up to 2 discs i.e. double lp) and $1 additional for each additional disc. All sales are final. 

I cannot be held responsible for lost or damaged shipments

No international shipping at this time, unless requested and terms agreed to before sale is finalized.

When shipping records, discs (vinyl itself) graded VG+ or higher are put in original or new inner sleeves and packaged outside of their jacket to prevent the formation of seam splits on the jacket and the original inner sleeve(s), if present. The original inner sleeve(s) and any other inserts (if applicable) stay inside the jacket.  Outer sleeves will also be included on any items with covers graded VG+ or higher.

All vinyl and covers are graded as closely as possible to the standards listed below.  Vinyl is graded based on appearance and spot listening (using a Sota turntable with a bronze Ortofon cartridge) as needed to confirm any visual areas of concern. I have collected and played vinyl for over 40 years, and I have done by very best to accurately grade and describe the vinyl.  I will send pictures if requested before the order is finalized.  As a result, I will not accept returns.  All sales are final and non-returnable and non-refundable.

All vinyl has been ultrasonically cleaned before shipment.

My VINYL GRADING / CONDITION

SSSTILL SEALED

The record is still sealed within its original shrink wrap. The record has never been taken out of its sleeve and the opening is sealed with the same wrapping it came in from the factory. Keep in mind that you are buying a record of undisclosed condition with a 'SS' graded item. The record itself doesn't necessarily have to be Mint (M) as storage and transportation might have damaged the vinyl. The cover should always be graded separately as a 'SS' grade does not mean the cover is flawless. Please note that many vinyl records, especially newer releases and independent productions do not come sealed in shrink wrap from the manufacturing plant.

MMINT

This grade indicates a perfect and flawless condition! There is no sign of use on the cover, label or the record itself. It looks and feels brandnew! To be clear, a record that has any signs of having been played even just once can not be pure Mint (M)! Also, a record you just bought as new in a record store doesn't have to be Mint (M), the cover could have wear from handling, the record could have been taken out of its inner sleeve a few too many times. Mint means pristine, unplayed archive copy.

M-NEAR MINT

Near Mint (M-) is the standard collector's grade, a virtually flawless copy that has been (rarely) played but shows hardly any signs of use. This is the best possible condition for a used record that you can find and all values in our Price Guide are based on this condition. Again, record and cover, incl. all inserts and possible add-ons show only very minor signs of wear. Buying a Near Mint (M-) record means you should never feel you'd have to upgrade to a better condition copy to make your collection just perfect.

VG+VERY GOOD PLUS

The record has clearly been played and shows signs of wear like surface marks or stains which shouldn't affect playback more than causing a very light surface noise, if anything. There are no scratches or major scuffs that you can feel with your finger, overall the vinyl appears in very good condition and the record was well taken care of. The cover has signs of wear around the edges and/or seams, but no splits or major damage.

VGVERY GOOD

The record has been played frequently and shows clear signs of wear, even some minor scratches, which may cause surface noise or flaws in certain tracks. A Very Good (VG) record should play well but no longer fully satisfies the serious collector. The cover has flaws, marks, stains, or minor but clearly visible damage. Before you are buying a Very Good (VG) cover you should inquire what exactly those flaws are and if they are acceptable to you. The value of a Very Good (VG) record is roughly only 25% of a Near Mint (M-) copy.

VG-VERY GOOD MINUS

The record has been played very frequently and has significant wear which affects playback! The vinyl might have scratches leading to noise and ticks when played. You will not fully enjoy playing a Very Good Minus (VG-) record, however it should play without any skips and you can still somewhat enjoy the music if you have a high tolerance level (not everyone is in the audiophile camp). This is the lowest grade you should consider adding to your collection, even as a place holder. The cover has serious damage, could be splits, tape repairs, cuts, tears, but it is still in one piece and you should definitely ask for details before buying such a record for its cover. We always offer high-resolution photos of our items on demand, so the buyer can see exactly what he is buying before ordering.

GGOOD

This record has been abused or mistreated and is in a lousy condition! The best reason to buy an item that is graded Good (G) is for replacing either vinyl or cover of an existing copy if part of the record you're buying is in better shape. Especially with very rare records from the 1950s or 1960s you often find copies where the sleeve is just fine but the vinyl severely damaged, or vice-versa. Don't get fooled by the term 'Good', there is nothing actually good about its condition. Some of the standard record grading terms are just strange...

FFAIR

Fair (F) means broken! The vinyl is physically damaged, the cover has parts missing or torn off. You can basically just throw away the part of the record (vinyl or sleeve) that is graded Fair (F). This grade serves to offer a cover or record (whatever part is not graded Fair) indicating that the other part still exists but is no longer usable.