Comets On Fire super rare Bong Voyage bad glue records 1/800 lp

$

30

Very clean copy of this rarity. Only 800 pressed.

If you are not satisfied that the item is exactly as described, I will provide a full refund if you return the item to me. Please email me with any questions and read below for shipping and grading info.

Shipping: Canadapost rates

12’ LP’s:

US or Canada: $11 airmail, British Columbia $13

International Shipping (Asia, Europe, South America)- 250-500g (one lp) Surface Mail (4-6 weeks): $11, Airmail (about 2 weeks): $19

500g-1kg (2 or 3 lps) Surface: $17 Airmail: $36

1kg-2kg (up to 6 lps) Surface: $24 Airmail $52

45’s:

US and Canada: 1,2 or 3 45’s- $8 total

Restof world: 1, 2 or 3 45’s, $11

I don’t make money on shipping.Canadapost is much more expensive than in the US.  If it turns out to be less than you paid (under 500g) I will refund you the difference.

Grading is very strict. I have bought several lp’s on ebay that are listed as NM and when I receive them they are more like VG.  (Note: because of the limited number of records I have sold in the last year, my star ratings have been skewed by one buyer with negative feedback who gave me 0/5 stars- please keep this in mind when reviewing star ratings.) My grading system is as follows:

Vinyl:

NM: pristine. The highest possible grade for an ultra clean record.

VG+: an excellent, clean record. May have an inaudible scuff or two, or light noise during a quiet moment, but still a very clean nice record.

VG: some noise and surface marks. Still very listenable- imperfections are more visual than audible

VG-: will play with some noise and occasional pops or ticks. Definately some visual defects, but still playable for those who are not too particular about having mint records.

G+: A beat up record. Plays with noise, pops, ticks and even a possible skip. I wont list a record in this condition unless it is particularly collectible.

Covers:

NM: perfect

VG+: Clean, but may have a slight corner ding. If it is still quite shiny but has extremely light ringwear, with perfect edges and seams I may call it VG+.

VG: may have some edge and seam or ring wear. OK but not good enough for the pickiest collectors

VG-: probably has some significant edge, ring or seam wear that will be stated in description and likely visible in photo.

G+: beat up.

I will occasionally add an adjective such as strong or weak, but for the most part this grading system suffices. If it says VG+/VG+ you can be confident that you are receiving a nice clean record. None of this VG+++ business.

Please email me with any questions and Good Luck!