TNT - Tell No Tales 1987 (MERCURY RECORDS 422 830 979-1 Q-1) 

Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Runout side 1): 422830979-1-AS-I̶ SP 1-1 [MASTERDISK stamp] [SRC stamp] Matrix / Runout (Runout side 1): 422830979-1-BS-SP1 1-1 [MASTERDISK stamp] [SRC stamp] Pressing Plant ID: 49 Pressing Plant ID (Embossed clockwise around center hole of side 2): E A S T Barcode (Text): 0 422-830979-1 9 Barcode (Scan, format UPC_A): 042283097919 Vinyl is NM- or EX+ (see grading below)

Overall VERY nice vinyl with no major flaws, plays clean with no issues. 

(SEE PICS) 

Jacket is solid and sturdy, although there is visible ringwear on the front (see pics), also there is some visible spine and corner wear, and a price sticker in the upper right corner. (SEE DETAILED PICS) 

There is a visible stain on the back cover. (see pics)

**Remember, although the jacket shows visible wear, the vinyl is in amazing condition**

**I will ship with protective poly sleeve for preservation** 

Original white paper inner sleeve with credits and lyrics is in nice shape. There is a stain on one side but otherwise is solid and sturdy.  (see pics)

**Overall This is a very nicely preserved piece that is meant to be played and enjoyed.

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NOTE: I NEVER CLEAN RECORDS BEFORE SHIPPING, 

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

USA SHIPPING ONLY 

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.