Sold Date: March 11, 2016
Start Date: March 4, 2016
Final Price: $19.99 (USD)
Bid Count: 1
Seller Feedback: 534
Buyer Feedback: 3

PAUL McCARTNEY AND WINGS

BAND ON THE RUN

25TH ANNIVERSARY REMASTER

2 180-GRAM REMASTERED LPS WITH INSERTS AND POSTER

Vinyl: NM (appears unplayed)

Label: No writing or spindle marks

Cover: NM with no cut outs, writing, seam splits, wrinkles, or ring wear.

Includes two inserts with photos, lyrics and credits as well as the poster,

all in near mint condition.

Photos are of the actual item listed.

Grading:

I grade records conservatively using bright halogen light. Note that albums are not play graded unless noted. I guarantee that all records will play without skipping. Visual grading is based on Goldmine standards:

NM = Appears new, as if just opened. Cover shows no wear.

VG++ (ex) isn’t a Goldmine grade, but I sometimes use it for albums close to NM (that others might grade as NM).

VG+ = An album that has obviously been played, but has been cared for. A cover will show slight signs of  wear (ringwear, corner dings, etc).

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International shipping is available; contact me for rates. Note that I do not ship to Italy.

I mail albums in cardboard mailers designed for LPs with padding. Records are removed from the outer sleeves to prevent splitting seams.

Return Policy:

I will gladly refund the purchase price of any record I sell that is incorrectly graded so long as it is returned to me in the same condition. (Return shipping is the responsibility of the buyer.) Check my 100% positive feedback and bid with confidence!

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I have more albums listed, including Japanese and European imports, promotional and  audiophile pressings.

International buyers, please note:

International buyers are responsible for their country's customs fees and will experience longer shipping times due to customs-related delays. I will represent the value of the item (closing price) accurately on customs forms. I will not mark an international item as a gift on customs forms. It's against the law.