Sold Date: January 19, 2024
Start Date: January 9, 2024
Final Price: $36.87 (AUD)
Bid Count: 16
Seller Feedback: 10768
Buyer Feedback: 30

PLEASE NOTE:  This is a relisted item because the buyer didn't make payment.

BLONDIE Call me  VINYL 45 (Australia) Chrysalis – K 7830 (1980 – nice limited edition cover

Record Grade: VG+ (to EX-)
(Under strong light there's some odd light marks and scuffs.)
Cover Grade: EX- to EX
(Pretty clean sleeve with no bends, stickers, etc, but there's just a very light hint of age browning in a couple of parts.)

FREE SHIPPING TO AUSTRALIA (registered post on $20+ items)
INTERNATIONAL BUYERS NOTE: Import taxes are the responsibility of the buyer. Please be aware of these costs before bidding.  (International Postage terms: see below) Posted with vinyl outside of sleeve to prevent sleeve splits in transit. Packed in solid cardboard. Japanese pressings are usually heavier packages.

IMPORTANT: All records graded carefully under strong light. 

I have a long standing good reputation for grading and I use

the UK grading system which includes EX grades. I am used to

strict Japanese grading standards. If a disc is graded EX you

will not receive something that should be VG+. On the off chance

that happens, please contact me and I will sort it out.

International Postage: 

These discs are generally aimed at Australian buyers, 

but I have a lot of experience posting internationally.

Some items are set as AU/N.E. Asia only; some are Asia + UK/US/Europe.

International postage will be an $ AU 20 flat rate (air w/tracking)

(I'll cover the difference, including signature etc., and if actual postage 

does happen to come in lower I'll refund the difference back.)

If you would like to combine international postage on multiple items 

please wait for an invoice.

Vinyl is visually graded only.  My sound system is still in storage in

another city.

Grading note: Very clean near mint records may sometimes have tiny

specks of dust or very small ultra thin fabric strands (which can sometimes

be mistaken for marks) on the vinyl, which come from the inside of 

inner sleeves. Both of these will likely be removed by the stylus on first play.

If I can, I send items out in anti-static inner sleeves to try to minimize

this.