DETAILS:

Artist:   PINK FLOYD

Title:  Let There Be More Light/Remember a Day

Description/Pressing Information:  Rare US White Label Promo Only on Tower Records.  Number on label.

Condition:

Graded Vinyl/Cover (see grading scale info below):  EX

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*Further DETAILED DESCRIPTION* (pressing information acquired from http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/PFArchives/discTOC.htm)

Songs: Let There Be More Light / Remember a Day
Picture/Title Sleeve: None.
Record Company: Tower Records
Catalog Number: Tower 440
Matrix Information: (side 1 / side 2)
1) 62144 T-440 X-6193 / 62145 T-440 X-6194 (both written)
Release Date: August 19, 1968
Release Information: Edited versions of both songs, with slightly different mixes.
Description:
Label: Promo White Label Tower label.
The Tower label for this copy has a T logo on the left side of the spindle hole, with a small R in a circle under the left side of the T, and the word "tower" written across the top right of the T.
On the right side of the spindle hole is printed:

Underneath the spindle hole is says:

Text across bottom edge of label says:

Promo Label: Promo copies of this single were issued with a white Tower label with the text "Manufactured in the U.S.A. by Capitol Records, Inc." across bottom edge of label, and an "A" above the T logo on the left side of the label. The A is in a San Serif font. The word "PROMOTIONAL" is printed underneath the T logo on the left side of the spindle hole, and the words "NOT FOR SALE" are printed underneath the publishing information on the right side of the spindle hole.
Also found with the "A" and the publishing information printed up half an inch higher on the label.

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• I add a small Packaging/Handling fee, because I use special order protective LP boxes, LP size cardboard inserts, protective LP poly bags, and lots of tape and labels to ensure safe shipping.
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Insurance:

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(0.00 - $50.00)    = $1.65 / ( $50.01 - $100) = $2.05
($100.01 - $200) = $2.45 / ($200.01 - $300) = $4.60
($300.01 - $400) = $5.50 / ($400.01 - $500) = $6.40
($500.01 - $600) = $7.30 / ($600.01 - $700) = $8.20

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Our Vinyl GRADING SCALE:

Here's a guideline for how I grade records. Not all records will fit "exactly" into a certain grade, and one should assume a certain amount of tolerances within each grade. 

Assume grading to be "visual" unless noted.  I grade under a powerful 100 watt bulb.

+/-:  I use pluses and minuses to help indicate more or less issues in a certain grade.

Grades for vinyl :

M : new, un-played, perfect.

NM: like new but possibly carefully played a limited amount of times. Should play near perfect with almost no noise or imperfections. May show very faint imperfections from paper scuffs or tiny needle marks.

EX : as above with a few light needle marks, or a few  light surface scuffs, and/or lightly audible marks. a very nice used record.

VG : still showing gloss but lots of small scratches and scuffs or some groove wear. A used/played record that should still play through without skips, but will have light surface noise throughout, pops, ticks, and maybe some distortion/sibilance. I do not consider VG to be a complete junk grade but it is not audiophile quality by any means.

VG- to G : any record in less than VG condition that I feel is still worth offering due to rarity, but it may have play problems.

Grades for covers:

M : perfect. no wear, square flat corners, solid seams, spine etc., Usually sealed.

NM : overall appearance of front and back near perfect but may have a very small problem such as a small corner ding/couple tiny spine chips, but nothing noticeable without close inspection.

EX : as above, nice "un-handled" feel, but may have more spine wear, a bent corner or two, very light ring wear, but rarely any splits or tears.

VG: still have a nice overall appearance, but may have the following defects: seam splits, spine splits, small tears, ring wear, writing, small stains, etc. in various (not severe) degrees. 

VG- to G : getting ugly, but still worth offering due to rarity or LP contained within.

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