Sold Date: June 30, 2024
Start Date: June 25, 2024
Final Price: $53.03 (USD)
Bid Count: 15
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Charles Mingus, "Ah Um", Mono. Columbia CL 1370 (1959)  Featuring: John Handy - alto sax, Booker Ervin / Shaft Hadi - tenor sax, Willie Dennis / Jimmy Knepper - trombone, Horace Parlan - piano, Charles Mingus - bass/piano, Dannie Richmond - drums. 

COVER:   VG+  Shelf, edge wear 

RECORD:   VG-   Hairlines, light marks, sleeve marks.   Strong fidelity and volume.  Plays excellent with consistent background crackle, tic.    1959 Original six-eye.   Deep groove both sides.  Left-justified track listing label variant.  
INSERT:   N/A
GRADING:   Please see below.  
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Shipped with USPS Media Mail unless USPS Priority Mail is requested. Priority Mail is highly recommended but not required for high value items.
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GRADING:

Sealed         Sealed in shrink wrap. Record condition is unknown and sold 'as-is'. 

NM               Appears unplayed. No marks, scratches or imperfections. We rarely use this. 

VG++           May have low number (1-2) of minor imperfections that don't affect play. Examples: sleeve scuffs or superficial mark/scratch.

VG+             Has a few visible imperfections. Examples:  sleeve scuffs, light scratches or other smudge / marks. 

VG                More imperfections than a VG+, but nothing that will overpower music when played. 

VG-              Several visible imperfections and/or feelable marks. Expect audible surface noise to be present. 

G                  Multiple imperfections, may affect play. 

NOTE:            All records are play graded and visibly evaluated under bright light.  Always see full description for details of grading.