Sold Date: October 17, 2016
Start Date: October 10, 2016
Final Price: $15.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 8247
Buyer Feedback: 1

The Byrds-RARE Original PROMO 45~Bad Night At The Whiskey/Drug Store~NEAR MINT! This listing is for the 7" vinyl record from The Byrds, featuring, Bad Night At The Whiskey And Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man. It was released in 1969. (Columbia Records 44746~Original U.S. First Pressing-White Label Promo). The vinyl is very clean and shiny and grades Near Mint, with no scratches or marks. The record plays great. It comes in a white generic sleeve. SONGS: The record has Bad Night At The Whiskey And Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man. That's the record, good luck bidding! CONDITION: Record: NEAR MINT Please note that all of my records are original U.S. first pressings; unless noted differently; where I write the record label and label number at the beginning of the description. For grading I use a bright light to inspect each record for any possible scratches or marks. I also play grade all or parts of every record I sell. For U.S. buyers; the cost of first class shipping and the box and packing supplies totals $3.80. Each record won after the first record is free and adds nothing to the initial $3.80 charge. So the shipping total to U.S. buyers is $3.80, whether you win one 7" record or all of my 7" records. Please note that New York State buyers must add 8% sales tax to their winning bid price. For Canada buyers, the cost of first class mail international shipping and the box and packing supplies totals $12.50 and each additional 7" record adds $2.50 to the initial $12.50 charge. For Asia, Europe, South America and the rest of the world, the cost of first class mail international shipping and the box and packing supplies totals $16.00 and each additional 7" record adds $2.50 to the initial $16.00 charge. For packing I use a professionally made vinyl record box and 2 extra cardboard filler pads that surround the record for added protection. Here's the grading scale that I use. RECORD GRADING SEALED: Still brand new and factory sealed MINT: The record will not be sealed, but it will be perfect and still look brand new and un-played. NEAR MINT: The record will be very clean and shiny, with no scratches or marks and it will play great. VG++: The record will very clean and shiny, with just a couple of very light scratches or very light marks, that will not affect the play. The record will play very well. VG+: The record will be shiny with some light scratches. The record will play well, with either no background noise; or with just a bit of light background noise. Usually the light background noise would be on quieter parts or at the start or end of a song VG: The record will probably have lost some shine and it will have some scratches or scuffs. The record will play with some background noise on parts, but it won't skip and will be enjoyable G+: The record will have more scratches and marks than VG and will play with more background noise. It won't skip but will play with noticeable background noise on parts G or Fair: The record will play worse than G+, but also should not skip. I don't sell many records graded G+, G or fair. I usually only list G+, G or fair graded vinyl when it's a very rare record PICTURE SLEEVE GRADING SEALED: Still factory sealed NEAR MINT: The sleeve will have no flaws. It will have no corner wear, no cover wear/ring wear, no writing, no seam splits and no cut outs, drill holes or cut corners. The sleeve might or might not be in shrinkwrap. VG++: The sleeve will be just a notch under near mint with 1 or 2 very minor flaws. Perhaps a bit of corner wear or just a bit of very light cover wear or very light ring wear. VG+: The sleeve will be in nice shape, with some corner wear and maybe some light cover wear or light ring wear. VG: The sleeve will have more noticeable flaws with heavier cover wear or ring wear, plus maybe a small seam split in the 3 or 4 inch range and maybe a name written in small letters near a corner. G+: The sleeve will have even more flaws with maybe a crease, some surface scrapes, more writing and larger seam splits; with heavier cover wear G: Even worse than G+ but still usable fair: Many flaws and only used for very rare records or if the actual vinyl grade is VG+ or better Please check my feedback and bid with confidence! Thanx a lot for your time and interest! Rich(playgradedvinyl88)