Sold Date: April 27, 2015
Start Date: April 6, 2015
Final Price: $175.00 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 11394
Buyer Feedback: 45

Quality vintage vinyl, accurate grading, fast professional service. Specializing in original 45's and LP's. Selling worldwide on Ebay since 1999.

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Elvis Presley

Mystery Train / I Forgot to Remember to Forget

RCA 6357

Grade: VG++ (some light spotting on label and a taped number)

Historic blue chip investment piece. Elvis' first RCA release, nice glossy example, plays superb!

Shipping information is available under "Shipping" to the right of the item photo above. Combined shipping rates offered, so if you are buying more than one item please wait to be invoiced for the best rate. On overseas shipments, two records ship for the same price as one. On foreign shipments, import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.

All records shipped next business day upon receipt of confirmed payment. Packed securely in professional cardboard mailers. 

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My Grading Scale ...............

10 (Mint-) My highest grade, a gem quality like new disc with full blazing gloss. Why Mint- and not Mint? Even brand new records are not always absolutely perfect so I don’t like to call it that even if they may actually be.  Beware of dealers who overuse this grade, especially those who claim a record is unplayed. Unless it is sealed, how would they know for sure ?

9 (Near Mint) Virtually performs and looks like a new disc that may have been played and handled just a few times. Full gloss still present with possibly one or two insignificant marks on the vinyl.

8 (VG++) A well cared for disc. Shows minor signs of use like some very light paper scuffs or just a hint of groove wear. Still retains most of its original gloss and plays superb.

7 (VG+) Though showing more signs of use such as more light scuffs and/or groove wear, possibly some hairline scratches that are not feelable or affect play.  Disc still retains a majority of its original gloss and playback fidelity is still excellent.

6 (VG to VG+) The middle ground for vinyl. For an understanding of this in-between grade, please read the description for both (7) VG+ and (5) VG.

5 (VG) Often the most misunderstood and misrepresented grade in the industry.  My VG’s are clean playing discs. Vinyl displays more scuffs and scratches but gloss is still present.  Playback still has nice fidelity. There may be some light surface noise on certain low level recordings or on softer passages, but it will be even and not distracting to the listening experience.

4 (VG-) Vinyl has many more scuffs and scratches, some will still have gloss left,  others may not. Many of these often play quite well and make very acceptable fillers until a better one comes along. After test playing, I will usually mark these as “plays OK” or “plays clean”. If not noted, disc may playback with some minor surface noise and/or ticks.

3 (G+) Basically the same as a G grade but like the VG-, the playback far surpasses its looks.

2 (G) Typical flea market variety that probably hasn’t seen a sleeve most of its life. Expect some surface noise, ticks, etc. but does play through with no skips.

1 (Fair to Poor) Don’t expect to see hardly anything offered in this grade.  Unless truly rare, anything in this grade would be more appropriate for skeet shooting.