Sold Date: February 20, 2023
Start Date: February 18, 2023
Final Price: $29.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 551
Buyer Feedback: 0

George Harrison - All Things Must Pass - 1970 - STCH 639 - VG\VG.

George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
VG / VG
Records are VG with lots of light hairlines and paper scuffs. I played the side with the most marks and heard a light crackle through the whole side. The box is split on 3 of the corners but they still maintain the shape of the box. The box is worn to the cardboard under "Must Pass" on the spine. This wear is on both the box lid and the bottom seam of the box. The top corner of the box also has a ding. The box has quite a few worn areas that I've tried to capture in photos. Please examine pictures carefully. No poster is included. The custom inner sleeves are all present but worn.
Grades are listed in the following format: Record/Sleeve

I grade LPs based on a conservative interpretation of the Goldmine standard. This means that a VG+ record is in very nice shape and should have little to no surface noise barring an occasional moment here and there. A record with sustained surface noise will be at best a VG. All records are play-graded since not all surface noise can be detected visually. All records are shipped in new Whiplash mailers with cardboard backing with the sleeved record outside of the jacket to prevent seam splits. I’ve been selling LPs on eBay since 1999 and have 100% positive feedback.

Below is more thorough info on my grading system:

EX excellent condition. surfaces essentially look new. This is the highest rating I give used records.
VG+ Very nice shape. May have a few stray very light hairlines and/or light paper scuffs visible under bright light. Will have little to no surface noise barring an occasional moment here and there. No feelable marks.
VG Has hairlines and/or paper scuffs and has audible surface noise particularly between songs and during quieter passages.
VG- Has more pronounced hairlines and paper scuffs and may have a small feelable mark or two, but still no skips.
A parenthetical plus or minus means that it approaches the grade that is inside the parenthesis but is not quite there. For example, a VG(+) is a VG that’s very close to a VG+.