FRANK WILLIAMS ROCKETEERS You Got To Be A 45 EX US 1967 Phil-LA 304
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$ 70 Sold For
May 3, 2017 Sold Date
Apr 17, 2017 Start Date
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Description

45 rpm 7-Inch Single Vinyl Record ~ Fixed Price [NOT auction]

Frank Williams Rocketeers
You Got To Be A Man + The Spanish Flyer
US (Phil-LA 304) 1967

Plain /EX
[Sleeve/Record]

US White Label Promo pressing (demo)

Full value may be declared for Customs. Please be aware of your country's duty/import fees, VAT, etc -- these fees are your responsibility; they are added by your government, not by me; they are not 'additional postage'. More info below under 'International Instructions';



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45 GRADING:

GM STYLE # STYLE OTHER COMMENTS M or Mint 10.0 Like New not used M- or NM 9.5 Very Good nearly like new but not perfect EX+ 9.0 Very Good nearly M- EX 8.5 Very Good almost M- VG++ 8.0 Very Good almost EX VG+(+) 7.0 Good a few more lite marks than ex VG+ 6.0 Good used but not abused VG(+) 5.5 Good More marks but used but not abused VG 4.5 Acceptable borderline acceptable; seldom adv VG- 4.0 Acceptable space filler; seldom advertised G+ 2.0 Acceptable scratches but music still can be enjoyed G 1.5 POOR / NA bad G- 1.5 POOR / NA worse Fair/Poor 1.0 POOR / NA worse

I do not have sound files.

SHIPPING: DOMESTIC USA = $4 + $1 per each additional disc

INTERNATIONAL First Class = $15 for the first disc + $9 for 2-5 discs + $4 per each additional disc

Small writing or a small sticker on one side of the label might be overlooked in the description.

Import duties, taxes, import charges, VAT, and any other Customs fees are not included in the item price nor in my shipping charges. These import / customs charges are the buyer's responsibility -- Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional charges will be prior to bidding/buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up -- do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. I do not mark merchandise below value for Customs, nor do I mark items as "gifts" -- US and International government regulations prohibit this.

Thanks for looking, Slainte! --Keith


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