Nirvana - MTV Unplugged in New York white vinyl LP (1994 DGC pressing, rare OOP)
$
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Description
Nirvana – MTV Unplugged in New York LP
(DGC-24727; DGC Records, 1994)
I purchased this new back in 2001. Even then it was pretty hard to come by one of these on white vinyl, so when I found one at Lo YoY o Records in Athens (it had belonged to one of the employees), I jumped at the opportunity to buy it.
The vinyl is Near Mint. I don’t see any flaws, and even though I spent a lot of time looking for this, I only recall playing it once or twice. The sleeve is in VG+ condition with only a few very minor dents to the spine and slightly dinged corners. Really don’t think you’ll find another one of these in condition this good anytime soon.
Grading Policies and General Remarks on Vinyl Condition:
I do not own a record store and I don't read Goldmine. I'm not going to try to be an expert on grading. Too often when I buy on eBay, people rate items as "Very Good" that I think are ready for the trash.
I do however take care of my records. Most of them were purchased new from independent stores or distros, and I have stored each in a plastic sleeve to ensure that each record remains in about the same condition. Occasionally, I receive a new record from the label or distro with a small seam split or a bent corner. If that's the case, I'll let you know. If it's used, I'll describe whatever visible flaws I see. If I don't describe a particular item, assume that it is in "like New" condition. Whether or not that makes it M, M-, or NM, doesn't mean much to me.
Shipping:
I always ship in cardboard mailers. Most of the time they’re brand new ones that cost me $2.00 a piece, but occasionally, I reuse a record box that someone shipped a record to me in. As a regular eBayer myself, I know the mystery of whether or not a record will arrive in good condition can be quite frustrating and agonizing. I make sure there is no mystery by telling you how I pack my records up front. I believe that my shipping charges are still about average, and you can rest assured that your record will arrive to you well-packed.
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