Sold Date: September 24, 2020
Start Date: September 15, 2020
Final Price: $16.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 586
Buyer Feedback: 71

SCORPIONS - Love At First Sting 1984 (MERCURY RECORDS  422-814 981-1 M-1) 

Vinyl is EX (see grading below)

Overall nice vinyl with no major flaws, plays very nice and clean. Sounds quite nice. (listening now as I'm writing this)

Jacket has a couple cosmetic issues. There is some visible edge wear along the spine, also there is a split along the bottom edge but it's only noticeable unless you're looking for it. Otherwise it still looks good. 

I will ship with protective poly sleeve for preservation. (see pics) 

The black and white inner sleeve with photos and lyrics has an obvious rip near the top (see pics) and there is some visible creasing in one of the corners (see detailed pics). 

On a positive note, miraculously there are no splits along the sides or bottom. 

THE RECORD IS QUITE NICELY PRESERVED DESPITE THE COSMETIC ISSUES WITH THE PACKAGING. (see pics)

**Overall This is a nice piece that is meant to be played and enjoyed.

Add This To Your Collection!!! :)

NOTE: I NEVER CLEAN RECORDS BEFORE SHIPPING, RECORD MAY HAVE SOME SURFACE DUST. 

I LEAVE THAT UP TO THE BUYER TO USE THEIR CLEANING METHOD OF CHOICE. 

USA SHIPPING ONLY 

PAYPAL ONLY PLEASE

WILL COMBINE SHIPPING UPON REQUEST 

Grading Scale

Sealed = Never Opened

MINT = New stock (rarely used even with new LP’s)

NM = Near Mint with only one or two minor defects.

EX = extremely nice, would be NM except for a couple of fine hairline scratches or scuffs which do not affect playing.

VG+ = A nice but used record that may have a couple of light scratches or scuffs. It may play with a few pops but has no serious problems.

VG = A well used record that still plays OK but may have moderate surface noise, pops , etc.

VG- = A very well worn record that plays through without skipping, but would not be recommended for a collector.

FAIR = A very well worn record that may have skips and pronounced crackle and pops.

POOR = A record meant to be a placeholder in a collection. Not recommended for play.