THE MURLOCS Young Blindness YELLOW HIGHLIGHTER Vinyl LP record NM FLT020
Sold Date:
February 3, 2023
Start Date:
April 20, 2020
Final Price:
$275.00
(AUD)
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Record condition: NM
Cover condition:VG++
Excellent copy all round. Liner notes included.
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detail, see images
Rockaway's Records Vinyl Grading
IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT OUR RECORD GRADING
It is our number one priority. We grade
accurately, honestly and conservatively. We want our customers to be
pleased when they receive our records.
We believe that by listing defects, grading
honestly and including with high resolution images, the collector
will be able to visualise the condition of the record before bidding.
We hope this eliminates any surprises for the buyer. We visually
grade all items carefully under a very bright light.
Whether the record is worth $50 or $50,000, or
whether it was issued in the 1950s or the 2000s, all records receive
equal scrutiny.
M (Mint)
Perfect, flawless. We rarely, if ever, use this grade (except where the item is brand new).
M- or NM (Mint Minus or Near Mint)
Usually our highest grade. Records from the 1950s & 60s in this
condition are truly rare.
Vinyl
is virtually perfect. At most, perhaps a light scuff appears on the
record but should play without any noise or skips.
Record
cover should also be near perfect with only minor
signs of wear. There should be no "ring wear". (Ring wear
is where the outline of the record inside shows through the cover).
EX or VG++ (Excellent or Very Good Plus Plus)
Beautiful collectible condition.
Vinyl
should play with no skips of any kind. There can be minor surface
scuffs but they should not affect sound quality. The
record
cover is generally in great shape. It may have minor
"ring wear" and minor corner creases, but no seam splits.
VG+ (Very Good Plus)
Vinyl will show some wear
including surface scuffs and some light scratches. If held up to a
bright light tiny lines may be seen on the vinyl. The sound may be
affected with some minor clicks or pops, but no deep scratches. The
record cover may be slightly
more aged, with corners slightly bent but not broken. There may be
wear to the seams but no tears or holes.
VG (Very Good)
Vinyl doesn't necessarily look good, but still plays well
enough. Surface noise will probably be present including pops and
clicks, which would be diminished at higher volumes. The
record
cover will look worn and used, with some seam splitting and
noticeable ring wear.
VG- or G (Very Good Minus or Good)
Generally not collectible condition, unless it's a super rare
record.
Vinyl looks well played and dull. It should play
without skipping but will have substantial surface noise, pops and
clicks. Quieter styles of music will struggle with this grading,
whereas louder music may still sound okay at higher volumes. The
record cover may have many problems including seam splits,
writing, tape repairs, etc.
WBR (Wrecked But Rare)
Otherwise known as a "Starter Copy". Not cracked, but a
poor copy. The only reason to have a
record/cover in this
condition would be if it was extremely rare.