Sold Date: October 3, 2016
Start Date: September 26, 2016
Final Price: $51.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 14
Seller Feedback: 673
Buyer Feedback: 136

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IMPORTANT PLEASE READ                                                                                                                            

I play my Lp’s using a Pioneer PL-55X turntable a Pioneer VSX-406 receiver, Music Hall pre-amp and a Denon DL110 MM cartridge. If I play grade an Lp, that is what I use. I do not sell reissues as originals or hype a record as rare that really is not, if it is a rare Lp you will likely know it is. If it is a reissue I will state that Very Clearly. All Lp's are original pressings unless otherwise stated. I do not attempt to misguide or deceive in any way. You will receive the actual item you see listed, graded accurately. If you should have any reason to disagree please contact me and I WILL resolve your concerns. If you purchase a still sealed record and are not happy I will accept the return if it is still unopened. I have no way of knowing the condition of the Lp will be anything other than Mint. If you open it, it becomes yours.

ALL Lp’S ARE VISUALLY GRADED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.                                               

I use Goldmine Standard Catalog of American Records grading guidelines paraphrased as follows:

Mint: Absolutely Perfect in every way. This will rarely be used.                                                                                                             

Near Mint: No visible defects with no writing, stickers or markings or spindle marks appear, and record will play without surface noise. Covers will have no ringwear, creases or seam splits.   

Very Good +: Except for a couple of minor things, this would be a NM record. Will show some slight signs of wear some light scuffs or very light scratches that do not affect the listening experience. Covers will have minor seam wear or split less than an inch. A VG+ cover may have some defacing such as a cutout mark.

Very Good: Imperfections found on a VG+ record are more obvious. Lack of original gloss, groove wear may be evident on sight, light scratches are deep enough to feel with your finger. Lp will play with surface noise but will not overpower the music. Covers will have obvious ring wear and seam splits and splits may be on all sides.

Good: Good does not mean bad. Record still plays without skipping and can serve as a filler. Cover flaws will be obvious to the point of distraction.

OUTSIDE THE USA, IMPORTANT PLEASE READ! 

International shipping rate is $22.00 U.S. dollars. Packages weighing more than 4 lbs exceed "First Class International" weight limits and can only be shipped "Priority International". Shipping to Canada will be $12.00 U.S. dollars.

Important note: For orders over $100 or more, Tracking is required and will cost extra at purchasers expense. This does not affect domestic US shipments as the shipping fees reflect this service. International orders ship via USPS Express Mail. This is the only service that provides tracking and insurance. USPS First Class or Priority Mail cannot be tracked. USPS Express Mail is expensive, approximately $50. Final shipping amount for this service is based on weight and destination for international orders. Understand that this is the BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY.

COMBINED SHIPPING RATES: All shipping rates are weight based, and so the more you buy and combine in one shipment the less your shipping costs per item will be. The standard media mail rate of $4.00 will cover two Lp’s within the contiguous 48 states, after that the rate is determined by the weight. Priority mail rate will be $9.00 within the contiguous 48 states. Shipping to Alaska and Hawaii will be actual cost based on the mailing rate calculator provided by Ebay.

All 7" & LPs are shipped in protective custom-made corrugated cardboard mailers. Records are removed from their jackets to protect against seam damage, and shipped with a protective plastic outer sleeve.