Sold Date: August 11, 2014
Start Date: August 4, 2014
Final Price: $36.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 5
Seller Feedback: 223
Buyer Feedback: 33

Please keep in mind that all records are visually graded.
Top row, left to right...
"People" - Polydor Records PD-1-6258. Pressed in 1980, vinyl is G with surface scuffs and scratches, sleeve is P with scratches, edgewear, ringwear and slight creases.

"Live At The Apollo" - King Records 826. Mono repressing from 1966, black "crown" label, vinyl is G with surface scuffs and light scratches that do not affect play. Sleeve is P with general wear, edgewear, dents to corner, splitting on both seams, water damage with staining.

"I Got The Feelin' " - King Records 1031. Stereo pressing from 1968, blue "crown" label, vinyl is G with surface scuffs and light scratches. Sleeve is G with general wear, edgewear, and splitting on both top and bottom seams.

"Soul On Top" - King Records KSD-1100. Stereo pressing from 1970, vinyl is G with surface scuffs and light scratches that do not affect play. Gatefold sleeve is G with punchout on upper right corner, ink writing in inner right cover, general wear, ringwear, and edgewear.

"The Amazing James Brown" - King Records 743. Mono repressing from 1966, this is the white cover with "James Brown" in huge colored letters (worth $500 in NM shape according to Goldmine!). Vinyl is G with surface scuffs and light scratches that do not affect play. Sleeve is P with split seams on both top and bottom, wear to front and back, with ink/marker writing on both sides. (Why some people felt the need to write their names all over record labels and sleeves, I'll never know.)

"Pure Dynamite!" - King Records 883. Mono pressing from 1964, "crownless" label, vinyl is G with surface scuffs and scratches. Gatefold sleeve is P with general wear on front and back, splitting on both seams of right hand side, wear/tearing on spine, but inside gatefold has minimal wear.

"I Got You" - King 946. Mono pressing from 1966, "crownless" label, vinyl is G with surface scuffs and scratches. Sleeve is P with splitting on both seams, bottom seam "repaired" with yellowed scotch tape, and general wear to front.

"James Brown Plays New Breed" - Smash Records SRS-67080. Stereo pressing from 1966. Vinyl is G with very light surface scuffs and light scratches but plays and sounds just fine, and has name written in ink on side 1 label. Sleeve is G with ringwear, edgewear and dents to corners.

I know these records aren't in the best shape, but figure someone out there might like to fill holes in their collection or have these for listening copies. I've tried to be as honest as possible and tend to be a bit conservative when grading. Not a bad start at just over $3 an album!

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