Sold Date: March 3, 2022
Start Date: February 24, 2022
Final Price: $16.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 9
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Jefferson Airplane 6 LP Lot Volunteers Bark Winterland After Bathing At Baxters.

For sale are 6 lp records by Jefferson Airplane. There is a 7th bonus album Long John Silver along with cigar inner sleeve included. Does not come with outer sleeve but album is VG and cigar inner sleeve is in VG condition. Here are the titles:

Thirty Seconds Over Winterland

Cover VG - slot cut clean and initial B on cover in ink

Vinyl VG - a couple fingerprints

Early Flight

Cover VG- top seam split

Vinyl VG-

Bark - includes all inserts and posters

Cover VG

Vinyl VG to VG+

Worst of Jefferson Airplane

Cover VG

Vinyl VG to VG+

Volunteers

Cover VG top and bottom seam partial split, spine in very nice shape. Includes original poster.

Vinyl VG to VG+

After Bathing At Baxter’s

Cover VG-

Vinyl VG- or worse

Here is a detailed explanation of our grading system as it applies to vinyl records:

NM (Near Mint): Our highest grade. Like new, most likely unplayed.

VG++ or EX: A record that has a few visual imperfections that will not affect the sound. Likely played only a handful of times or never at all.

VG+: A few more surface marks than a VG++. The record has probably been played before but well taken care of and should play with very few audible imperfections.

VG: The record will display light surface scuffs and marks. Expect some light surface noise in parts or a few clicks or pops here and there. A VG record will play with very minimal noise and will still be quite enjoyable. We think our VG grade is conservative.

VG-: The record may have some deeper audible scratches. There will be some clicks and pops more consistently than that of a VG record but will play without skipping.

G: The record will have heavy wear, deep scratches and very apparent surface noise, clicks or pops.

Poor: Records with this grade should be considered unplayable.

Cover Grade Details

Here is a detailed explanation of our grading system as it applies to vinyl records:

NM (Near Mint): Our highest grade. Like new, most likely unplayed.

VG++: A record that has a few visual imperfections that will not affect the sound. Likely played only a handful of times or never at all.

VG+: A few more surface marks than a VG++. The record has probably been played before but well taken care of and should play with very few audible imperfections.

VG: The record will display light surface scuffs and marks. Expect some light surface noise in parts or a few clicks or pops here and there. A VG record will play with very minimal noise and will still be quite enjoyable. We think our VG grade is conservative.

VG-: The record may have some deeper audible scratches. There will be some clicks and pops more consistently than that of a VG record but will play without skipping.

G: The record will have heavy wear, deep scratches and very apparent surface noise, clicks or pops.

Poor: Records with this grade should be considered unplayable.

Cover Grade Details

Although no description is given for cover grades, a bidder should be aware that a cover that is graded NM will be like new and with no apparent wear or defects and a cover that is graded Poor will be a wreck that is still desirable based on scarcity, historical importance or other market demand. All grades between these two extremes will be logically applied to the item on auction and major defects will be noted in the item description.