Jamie Coe - Schoolday Blues (Parlophone Silver)
  £   54
  $   71

 


£ 54 Sold For
Sep 25, 2011 Sold Date
Sep 15, 2011 Start Date
16   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

R 4621

 

This single is Jamie Coe's rarest by far, and very seldom comes up for sale in any condition.

 

This particular record still retains a decent sheen. Viewing it under a 150W light bulb there are a few light scratches plus the odd very light scuff. This remains a quality record though.

 

As far as sound quality is concerned this plays superbly with just the lightest of background noise in places.

Please note though, i have only play graded the 'A' side.

 

‘A’ side label - Has small initials 'A K' written on centre of label, plus tiny tear around outer centre ring (see pic). That aside, label is fine.

‘B’ side label - As above, but no tears.  

 

Overall, this is still a very decent record. The vinyl may no longer look new, but for a 51 year old record this still has a very acceptable sound quality, and though it appears to have been played and enjoyed many many times, it is obvious it has been relatively well looked after over the years.

 

This record doesn't appear for sale too often on ebay, or anywhere else, for that matter so if you're waiting for a 'near mint' copy of this you could be waiting a very long time. This copy is by no means 'near mint', but it remains a decent copy nonetheless. Well worth a bid for this rarity.

 

For anyone unfamiliar with this song why not check it out on 'Youtube'.

 

This record will be sent with it’s relevant company sleeve. The sleeve may be good, it may be not so good, it may even be a ‘Repro’. Pot Luck's the name of the game as far as company sleeves are concerned

 

I have now had to put a postage charge of £1.50 for my records. This charge stays the same whether you were to buy 1, 2 or 3 of my records, I can put up to 3 singles in 1 mailer). It is 1st Class (and I obtain proof of postage). I am a collector, not a Dealer, so I am not out to make a fortune on my postal charges, just to give still decent records decent new homes where they will be appreciated.

 

All singles I sell are sent out in brand-new mailers. I have to pay for these, so anyone who thinks my postal charges are a little high, please bear this in mind. I make no money on postal charges whatsoever, and when you consider there are sellers on ebay who charge £4.00 to send a single 45 to a U.K. postal address, you may realize my charges are not so bad after all

 

If you are unhappy with any of the above information then please do not bid

 

Thanks for looking and don't forget to check out other singles i have for sale.


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