Sold Date: December 16, 2023
Start Date: December 8, 2023
Final Price: $17.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 1984
Buyer Feedback: 0

Tennessee Ernie "A Rootin' Tootin' Santa Claus"/"Christmas Dinner" on Capitol F1830 released in 1951. Record is in VG+ condition. Labels have slight wear, see photos.

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S/S Still Sealed: Unopened in original packaging

M- Mint minus: Nearly flawless in condition and play. The highest grade I use.

VG++ Very Good Plus Plus: A few light scuffs/marks, retains full gloss and plays nearly perfectly.

VG+ Very Good Plus: Light surface wear, marks may sound occasionally but not adversely affect play. Should be very acceptable to most collectors.

VG Very Good: Moderate surface wear, obviously played will have noise but not to distraction.

VG- Very Good Minus: Well worn. Constant noise, clicks & pops but does not overwhelm music.

G Good: Clicks, pops & noise compete with music. Good for filler on hard to find records.

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