Sold Date: February 5, 2021
Start Date: January 22, 2021
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The Beatles - Abbey Road - Vinyl LP Record VINTAGE SO-383 1969 US 1st PRESS - VG
This is a US pressing from 1969. US first press with no "Her Majesty" on label. Also has the grate in the crosswalk on front - it was airbrushed out of later editions.
Outer Sleeve Grade: VG (Some light ringwear and wear on spines.)
Vinyl Grade: VG (Has clear visible scratching/scuffing. Light crackle and a few ticks throughout. No skips, no warps.)

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My Grading Scale for Vinyl
EX: Vinyl will sound excellent from start to finish. May have one or two tiny blemishes, but they will be INAUDIBLE. A few pops/hisses here and there may be present, but overall your listening experience should be similar to purchasing a brand new record.

VG+: Record may have a few scuffs/hairlines but will otherwise look great. Will sound great as well - no significant crackling or hissing to distract from enjoyment of playback on even the best equipment. If there are are shorter passages with light crackling/hissing, I will do my best to note them in the description. VG+ records should satisfy all but the most sensitive audiophiles, and if you are concerned, feel free to message me and I'll re-listen to the record and give you detailed play notes.
VG: Record may have visible scratching/scuffing/blemishes. May have some light crackling/hissing during playback or a few audible pops. Record will still be satisfactory for most buyers - a fine daily player on all systems, perfect for parties or casual listening. If you have a lower end system and/or you don't mind a little crackling on playback, you'll be fine with VG. If you do not want any noise on your recording, stick to EX or VG+.

VG-: Record may have a few major scratches or audible crackling/hissing during entire playback. If you're looking for a nice budget copy of a great album, VG- is fine and it'll still probably sound decent on a low end system with heavy tracking force. If you aren't picky at all and just want to put the album on and listen to it, you'll enjoy a VG- record.
G+: I'll generally only grade a record G+ if there's something wrong with it, like a warp that makes the first part of a song unplayable or something. If you're looking at a G+ record of mine, READ THE FULL DESCRIPTION.