Sold Date: June 21, 2019
Start Date: June 18, 2019
Final Price: $18.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 558
Buyer Feedback: 73

Lot Of 2 Whitney Houston Vinyl LPs- Whitney & Whitney Houston. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
Whitney- AL-8405 Album Cover- Very Good- Hole punch on top right corner (last 2 pictures)
Record- Very Good +/Excellent- Quite warped but plays great.  No detectable static

Whitney Houston- AL8-8212 (Canada?)
Album cover- Very Good- very minimal wear and tear
Record- Very Good +/Excellent.  No detectable static.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns and I will answer as soon as I can.  Thanks!

Record Grading Guideline-

Mint (M): In short, this is a perfect record. If a record has been played, it is no longer considered Mint condition.

Near Mint (NM, M-): A near mint record is in the best condition it can be after being handled. A Near Mint record has no obvious signs of wear. The cover sleeve should be in excellent condition, with very little wear. Many records in this condition have never been played.

Very Good Plus (VG+): A record in Very Good Plus condition has been played and handled, but only by a careful and responsible owner. The record may have some very minor defects, but these defects must not affect the listening experience. The cover sleeve and liner materials are likely to show some signs of wear, but nothing serious.

Very Good (VG): A record in very good condition has been played and handled, but for the most part still provides a rich listening experience. Records in this condition may have some noise present during quiet passages, and may have scratches that are noticable during playback. The covers and labels may have been defaced by writing or stickers.

Good and Good Plus (G and G+): A record in Good or Good Plus condition will have surface noise, and may have slight scratches, but the record will play all the way through without skipping. These records also have noticable groove wear. While these records will have defects that are noticable during playback, they still retain the warm sound of a record, and are still pleasent to listen to.

Fair and Poor (F and P): Records in fair and poor condition are generally not sought after. These records have damaged covers, and defects that detract from the listening experience. These records are likely to skip and have significant noise present during playback. These records are not recommended for anyone unless you're getting a great price, and it's something you really want.