Sold Date: November 18, 2016
Start Date: November 11, 2016
Final Price: $15.99 (USD)
Bid Count: 3
Seller Feedback: 555
Buyer Feedback: 1

DAVID BOWIE

The Rise And Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars

RCA AYL1-3843

Vinyl: Solid VG+ (EX) with only superficial imperfections.

Labels: No writing or spindle marks

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

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 some 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!

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.