Sold Date: November 1, 2017
Start Date: October 29, 2017
Final Price: $28.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 101
Buyer Feedback: 11

This Item for sale is:
Title - Police Synchronicity
Catalog # - SP 3735 - Original 1983 Pressing - Deep Purple QUIEX vinyl (you can see the purple when held up to a light)
Condition - (EX/EX) - Great shape, looks unplayed. Generic Inner Sleeve Note. Last purple photo is when Record is held up to light 


Item will ship promptly in a proper LP mailer, with record outside of jacket for protection in a poly sleeve
Shipping discounts are available for multiple items, ($1 per additional record up to 3, then no additional charge). If it is not automatically calculated properly, just let me know before paying and I'll properly combine the invoices.
see other items in the store here -> http://stores.ebay.com/vintagegrooverecords 

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Grading Scale
M (MINT) - I will only consider something MINT if it is sealed and unmarked/untouched.
Vinyl = No flaws, defects, marks or other indications of being handled or played.
Cover = Perfect cover; NO dings, marks, tears, dents, bends, creases or other flaws.

NM (NEAR MINT)
Vinyl = Almost flawless. Virtually no scuffs visible, certainly no scratches.
Cover = Cover should have little to no flaws.

EX (Excellent)
Vinyl = May have a couple tiny paper scuffs and/or a couple of light scratches, but nothing that would interfere with play or the sound quality.
Cover = Cover may have very minimal wear overall, possibly with very slight edge wear that is hardly noticeable

VG+ (VERY GOOD PLUS)
Vinyl = Some visible surface wear (scuffs and/or scratches that CANNOT be felt), which may have VERY MINIMAL impact on the sound quality.
Cover = Cover will show some wear and may have a bend and/or creases. There may be some ring wear and/or edge wear, but it doesn't overpower the artwork. No split seams.

VG (VERY GOOD)
Vinyl = Scuffs and/or scratches will be more noticeable than a VG+ record and there may be one or two small scratches that can be felt.
Surface noise should only occur occasionally (mostly between tracks, during quiet passages and where a small, felt scratch may exist).
Cover = Will have some of the same wear listed for a VG+ cover but more pronounced, with more noticeable ring wear and/or edge wear. May include name written somewhere, minor water mark, larger bends and/or creases and possibly a seam split.

G (GOOD)
Vinyl = Extensively played vinyl with some large scratches that can be felt, probably causing SOME distracting surface noise (hisses, pops, crackles).
Cover = Generally worn overall and will have several of the following flaws: full seam splits, writing, significant ring wear and/or edge wear, damaged corners, tears, cuts, scuffs, seam repairs, heavy water damage, or other flaws.

P (POOR)
Vinyl = There will be major noise and possibly skips from extensive scratches that can be felt.
Cover = extensive water damage, split on 2 or more sides completely, illegible spine, etc. Poor means poor...