Sold Date: October 14, 2022
Start Date: October 7, 2022
Final Price: $251.00 (USD)
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Johnny Cash Autographed Sun 7 inch 45 rpm - 1956  
Train of Love/There You Go  (signed on Train of Love side)
This record was part of an estate collection which included many Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley and Eddy Arnold records, as well as many other artists from the 1950s and 1960s. This record was just in the midst of the other 200+ 45's and I just happened to notice 'Thanks, Johnny Cash' written on one side. 
The collection appears to have been owned by a couple at one time, with both names written on one side of many.  At some point, someone has gone through and blotted out one name or both with black marker. You will see an example on this on the back side of this particular record (see pics). 
The autograph has NOT been authenticated, but it appears similar to other examples of Sun 45's signed by the artist in the 1950s.   
The record has surface scratching that does not show well in the photos.  Overall, rating this as VG.  
Used.  Untested.  See photos for details.  (If inserts or inner sleeves are included, they will generally be pictured. Most of the time I don't have a way to determine what the original inner sleeve is supposed to be, so please check pics closely if this is important to you.) 
Generally shipped via USPS Media Mail. 
Check out my other listings.  When possible, I'm happy to combine shipping on multiple purchases.  Please message me and I can either send a consolidated invoice or refund some shipping fees if already paid (often depends on your eBay options).     
GRADING - (Media/Cover) All grading is by visual inspection.  Media is not tested.  Grading is obviously subjective, but I do my best to be conservative in grading against the following criteria:
Media
Mint (M) Immaculate - Used for new sealed items only Near Mint (NM) Perfect  Excellent (EX) Minor issue, not quite NM Very Good Plus (VG+) Light scratches, scuffs, old finger prints, micro-warp Very Good (VG) Faded, Visible small scratches, slight warps Good (G) Faded, Moderate scratches (some detectable with fingernail) moderate warps Fair (F) Heavily scratched (several detectable with fingernail) and or significant warp.  Might play ok, but noticeable static, popping, skipping to be expected. More listenable in some genres than others. Poor (P) Heavy scratches, chips and/or significant warp. (If I list one in poor condition it would be something special or the accompanying sleeve is in decent condition. Most in Poor condition end up in the trash....) Cover  (M) Immaculate (Never seen one in vinyl, CD occasionally) (NM) Perfect  (VG+) Minor Wear (VG) Average Wear For Age of Album. Might include clearly visible shelf wear, corner damage, partial splits (G) Heavy Wear. Generally looks good from the front, but sides may be damaged with splits, tears,   (F) Damaged and/or heavily worn. May have some torn paper on front or back and/or tears on the sides.    (P) Deteriorated and/or significantly damaged, major tears on the front or back.  I generally avoid these but on occasion I come across a great album with good vinyl that just has a terrible cover.