Sold Date:
July 26, 2018
Start Date:
July 20, 2018
Final Price:
$15.99
(USD)
Seller Feedback:
5062
Buyer Feedback:
180
OSCAR PETERSON TRIO + ONE Clark Terry MERCURY MG 20975 promo NM-/VG+ clean DG LP
Visual Grading:
Vinyl - NM-/VG+ (one tiny scuff keeps this from NM- both sides)Check out my other rare LPs, 45s and 78rpm vinyl records for sale now on Ebay:
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Buyer should presume most records will need a light cleaning before playing.
SHIPPING (I do combine shipping. Please read below and request payment total when you are finished bidding on my items):
US
Buyers - $5 for the first LP. $1 for each additional. Shipping via
USPS media mail with delivery confirmation.
International Buyers - $24 for the first LP. $4 for each additional up to six LPs. Orders over 4lbs will be calculated by weight and buyer location.
Canadian Buyers - $18 for the first LP. $3 for each additional LP up to six LPs. Orders over 4lbs will be calculated by weight and buyer location.
(PLEASE REQUEST PAYMENT TOTAL when you're finished bidding. Thanks!)
VISUAL GRADING:
SS (Still Sealed) - Never opened. (I do not believe in grading opened LPs or 45s as "Mint". A "Mint" record is still sealed.)
NM (Near Mint) - a near perfect, probably unplayed record. might be dusty or have a light fingerprint, but has no marks that can be seen.
NM- (Near Mint minus) - absolutely clean with at most a few very superficial marks that have no effect on playback.
VG++ - Super clean and very lightly played.
VG+ (Very Good Plus) - the record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little deterioration in sound quality.
VG (Very Good) - a well used copy. There will be obvious signs of wear and the possibility of light surface noise between tracks or during quiet passages. A VG record may have very small marks that can be felt, but feelable marks will always be specifically noted in my listings)
VG- (Very Good minus) - significant wear and marks and usually quite noticeable surface noise. music still dominates over any background noise or pops.
G (good) - still a playable
record without jumps or marks that stick, but a record in this
condition will have significant surface noise, pops and other
distractions.