Impalas Sorry I Ran All The Way Home original LP
$
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Description
Label:Cub 8003. Condition Cover/Record: VG/M-. Mono. Disc appears to have been played very little and has just a handful of very light surface marks. There are a few light spindle marks on the labels. The cover has staining from old water damage, visible on both front and back.
All grading is based on close visual inspection under a revealing light. I grade nothing as being absolutely mint and my 35 years of collecting tell me that my grading standards are on the conservative side. Because I believe in full disclosure and am certain you will be pleased with the stated condition, I offer a money-back guarantee if you are not. My very high positive feedback rating over the past thirteen years of selling on ebay will attest to my integrity in dealing honestly with people. I will strive to list all pertinent information and welcome any questions if something is unclear or if more detail is desired.
All records are original U.S. first pressings unless otherwise stated. Domestic shipping cost for one record is $4.00 via "media" mail. I will be happy to quote a price for priority mail and will combine multiple purchases in order to reduce shipping cost. Records are shipped in custom record boxes with cardboard insert. Vinyl is removed from cover to avoid seam splits in transit. Foreign shipping cost for one record is $20.00 via "first class international" mail. Registration may be required on foreign shipments at an additional cost of $11.00.
Grading criteria. NM (Near Mint) - a near perfect, possibly unplayed record. M- (Mint Minus) - a shade off of NM with just a few very light hairline marks. VG++ (Very Good Plus Plus) – just below M- with superficial signs of use that shouldn’t affect play. VG+ (Very Good Plus) - a very nice copy with slight scuff marks and other minor visible signs of wear, but in acceptable condition for many collectors. VG (Very Good) - a reasonable copy with obvious signs of wear and the possibility of light surface noise between tracks or during quiet passages, but still a nice copy to have until a better copy comes along.
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