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Elvis Presley self titled first LP RCA Victor LPM1254 1956 deep groove mono
Sold Date:
June 19, 2018
Start Date:
June 9, 2018
Final Price:
$51.00
(USD)
Bid Count:
19
Seller Feedback:
1056
Buyer Feedback:
270
Elvis Presley self titled first LP Record Album RCA Victor LPM1254 1956 deep groove mono. Matrix side 1: G2PP1282-19S A1 side2: G2PP1283-11S Record is VG many light scuffs and scratches which can be heard at times usually as light surface noise. Cover is G+ for damage center bottom front and for poor tape application on the edges.
Grade reflects both play and visual impression. I do not grade the inner paper sleeves. More info about this album may be found at allmusic.com .
U.S.A. Buyer pays $4.00 Shipping and Handling via U.S.P.S. Media Mail. (Media Mail is 9-11 days). Add 50 cents for each additional LP record disc from my other auctions for combined S&H.
WHEN COMBINING ITEMS, PLEASE WAIT OR ASK FOR CORRECTED INVOICE BEFORE PAYING.
Basic Record Grading System:
NM Record and Cover: near mint. no obvious signs of wear.
VG++ Record: minimal wear and no scratches. Cover: minimal wear no seam splits or repaired seam splits.
VG+ Record: may have some signs of wear like slight scuffs or a very light scratch or two that do not affect sound much. Cover: may have up to three minor defects including: small writing, light ring wear, edge wear or seam repaired with glue reported as edge wear, cutout corner or hole, light creases, and light stain.
VG Record: more defects than VG+. surface noise from scratches or other are more pronounced and can be heard at times but, will not overpower the music. Cover: may have more than 3 minor defects or a major defect including discreet use of tape to repair seams.
G Record: will play through without skipping but have significant surface noise and scratches. Cover: several major defects which may include: large marker, major stains, water damage, major tape repair, major cover wear looking like falling snow, or long seam splits.
