BOB DYLAN SELF TITLED S/T DEBUT LP INSANELY RARE 1962 1ST PRESS 1B/1A 6-EYE MONO
$
335
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PLEASE NOTE: I WILL ONLY GRADE AN OPENED LP NEAR MINT (NM) IF I CAN GUARANTEE IT HAS NEVER BEEN PLAYED (i.e. I AM THE ORIGINAL OWNER). OTHERWISE, NEAR MINT MINUS (NM-) IS THE ABSOLUTE HIGHEST GRADE I WILL ASSIGN AN OPENED LP.
OFF-THE-CHARTS RARE original CL 1779 Terre Haute first pressing from 1962 on Columbia's six-eye label in glorious mono with Bob's name printed in two lines above the center hole on the labels, COLUMBIA RECORDS 1962 text in the bottom left hand corner on the front cover, the number 4 in the bottom right hand corner on the rear cover (Imperial Packing Co. - Indianapolis, IN), 1B/1A matrix suffixes stamped, respectively, in the dead wax on sides one and two, original rounded poly bag inner sleeve with perforated edge, CBS text under COLUMBIA in the upper rim text on the labels, Fixin' To Die credited to B. (Bukka) White and You're No Good matching the song name on the label. LP is VG++ with a light paper scuff at the start of side 2. Cover is a very nice VG with small very light stain on the tip of the bottom left hand corner on the rear, an even lighter stain in the top left hand corner on the rear, a tiny nick on the spine and just a hint of ring. Easily VG+ in the hands of most sellers. This is where it all started. Near impossible to find and even harder to find in this condition so don't sleep Dylan fans. This one is near the top of every Dylan collector's want list.
I USE GOLDMINE GRADING~ MINT (SEALED) NEAR MINT: LOOKS UNPLAYED VG++: VERY VERY MINIMAL SIGNS OF USE VG+: AVERAGE SIGNS OF USE, NOTHING DEEP, SUPERFICIAL VG: STILL AN OK RECORD, NOISE BETWEEN SONGS
GOOD: WORN BUT PLAYS FINE WITH DISTRACTING NOISE POOR: FILLER COPY ONLY. LOTS OF SCRATCHES
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