David Bowie The Man Who Sold The World NM/NM US RCA w/Poster, Shrink & Sticker
  $   33

 


$ 33 Sold For
Jan 4, 2016 Sold Date
Dec 28, 2015 Start Date
$   21 Start price
7   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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David Bowie / The Man Who Sold The World 1972 U.S. RCA pressing LSP 4816

This is a record I inherited from my uncle who was a record hoarder extraordinaire, he collected from the early sixties well into the late nineties.
Since I have mostly gone digital and need to do some serious downsizing -items like this need to move.
This is a super nice and well cared for copy of Bowie's classic 1970 lp first issued by Philips/Mercury in 1970 in the UK (I think) and then on Mercury  in the U.S. with a different cover. This copy is the 1st issue by RCA in the US and came out in 1972, this has yet another different and unique cover and included a poster.

 The NM disc is in great shape with no real signs of being handled or played much, the disc is flat and play is top shelf. Sound Quality is excellent featuring a heavier bass sound signature than the UK pressings.

NM Cover Is a very clean and straight example with very light shelf wear, most of the shrink wrap still intact, original custom inner sleeve is in NM- shape and the original included poster is NM.


Domestic media mail shipping is $4.00, International bidders please use the calculator, message for a quote or wait for an invoice if you win an auction, I will send an invoice with the best possible price. I will combine postage on multiple purchases, domestic or international. An example is if you buy two items and Ebay charges you $8 and you have paid -then I would send $4 back -I can ship up to 3 items domestically for $4, after that we have to look at the best arrangement per cost/value.


Packaged and shipped properly with sturdy lp mailers, stiffeners w/discs put in clean sleeves outside of the cover and or original inner sleeves. I usually ship in 48 hrs or less, usually much less, and often the next morning...


Grading is kept to a conservative use of Goldmine or otherwise widely accepted grading terms. Any problems or issues with the item(s) that are my error would be something I would 100% make right. Thanks for looking!


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