Sold Date: August 12, 2022
Start Date: July 18, 2022
Final Price: $32.00 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 2262
Buyer Feedback: 0

Billy Joel - 6 Piece LP Lot --Please read the info. below before ordering.       I combine shipping, details below
Condition   Cover's =  The Stranger ~ VG to VG+, stain along front left.                                            inner sleeve split. Ships in a new white sleeve                                            The Nylon Curtain ~ Exc, shrink, inner sleeve                                             split. Ships in a new white sleeve.                                            52ND Street ~ VG+, edgewear, inner sleeve intact                                            Glass Houses ~ VG+, inner sleeve starting to split                                            Ships in a new white sleeve                                            An Innocent Man ~ Exc, shrink, new white inner                                             sleeve                                           Songs In The Attic ~  VG+, lyrics insert, inner        sleeve split. Ships in a new white sleeve                             Vinyl = VG+ or better, mostly better, no dogs Manufacturer's  #'s JC 34987 ~ QC 38200 ~ FC 35609                                        FC 36384 ~ QC 38837 ~ TC 37461 Notes :
Shipping - I currently only ship within the US by media mail. I combine shipping. Additional records are .50 each. When ordering on a PC. put your items in your shopping cart. Look above the items for the "request total" button, click that and I will send an invoice. When using the phone app there is no request button. The only way I can combine shipping in that case is to refund excess shipping cost. I will do that as soon as possible. I am sorry for the inconvenience.
SALE ITEMS : When buying  promotion/sale items, Ebay does not allow you to request an invoice. I can only refund the excess cost. My apologies for their policy.
Returns :  Please contact me with any issues before leaving feedback, or opening a case with E-bay. I will do my best to make things right. 
Cut outs : When record companies produced too many of an item, they sold the overstock off cheaply. In order to keep distributors from returning them for full credit they marked them. The easiest way to do this was to drill a hole, cut a corner, or notch the covers. Most new old stock from the old days are "cut outs".  Promotional records often had these markings. However most cutouts are not ''Promo's".                               


                                  



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