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LEE MORGAN - City Lights - Record / BLUE NOTE 1575 - DG - RVG - EAR - Excellent!
Sold Date:
August 30, 2015
Start Date:
August 25, 2015
Final Price:
$777.00
(USD)
Bid Count:
6
Seller Feedback:
208
Buyer Feedback:
1316
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LEE MORGAN - City Lights - BLUE NOTE 1575
- DG - RVG - EAR
- 47 WEST 63rd
Excellent！Record
Description
Blue Note 1575 DG, RVG, EAR 47 West 63rd NY
Excellent Condition!
Vinyl:
NM
Glossy with a few light scuff which not affect
for play back.
Plays great!
Labels:
Front - NM
Back - VG+
Please See Actual Pictures Above.
PAYPAL only
Please pay within 5 days
after the auction closed.
If you prefer another shipping method, please ask us before your payment.
[Estimate Delivery days after shipment]
EMS (with tracking) -------4-6days
e-packet (with tracking) -------7-13days
Airmail (No Tracking) -------7-13days
Registered SAL (with tracking) ------2-3weeks
SAL (No Tracking) ------2-3weeks
If you prefer another shipping method, please ask us before your payment.
Terms of Sale
Returns are accepted only if the item was not the item described.
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