Sold Date: December 9, 2023
Start Date: December 2, 2023
Final Price: $344.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 14
Seller Feedback: 98
Buyer Feedback: 34

This is a rare 1972 vinyl LP by Nick Drake titled "Pink Moon". It was released by Island Records and has the catalog number SMAS-9318. This LP is the first US pressing and features Drake's unique style of folk rock. 
The Vinyl is In EX/NM shape very Little Surface Noise No Pops  The Cover Has very little Wear (See Photos) IT Has Been A Plastic Cover For Ever

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M (mint) Sealed, as it is sealed it is presumed mint. Sold AS IS. 

NM (near mint) Opened, nearly no signs of being played, a spindle mark, or light mark where record has been removed from sleeve. The cover or box may have minor wear, but no bends, or creases or writing on it.

VG++/EX (excellent) There are a few light (non-sounding) marks but it has been well preserved. Very minimal lessening in sound quality. The cover or box has a little bit more wear than NM.

VG+ The most common condition accepted by the majority of record collectors. Signs of use, but no serious damage.

VG The record has been played many times, but does not have any major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch. Cover or box may have a pronounced ring wear, seam splits, writing, discoloration and general wear or tear (the details of the wear will be in the description).

G (good) Vinyl shows wear and will have scratches you can feel. A copy of a record until you find a cleaner version

P (poor) I never offer poor records