ROLLING STONES-It's All Over Now-45 & PIC SLV/ORIG PURPLE, LONDON LB/EXCELLENT
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TITLE/INFO: OK, I'll be listing more old and rare 45's these next few weeks, as well as more early '50's-'60's EP's and LP's, so if you have interest in great conditioned "oldies" please continue to check in on my site - and thank you in advance. I'm nearing the end of my Rolling Stones 45/PS sell-off, and their earliest releases are what's left to list - So, I begin the countdown with this rare and hard to find classic, "It's All Over Now/Good Times Bad Times" from 1964. In my opinion, the entire package is in excellent to near mint condition, but please see the pictures above and read on. LABEL INFO: This original, purple and white, London Label (45-9687) is very clean and nice with nothing in any serious need of a mention, except perhaps an easily removable, very small "numbers sticker" on one side only - but otherwise, I don't even see any spindle lines around the center circle, which indicates to me that it had very little actual play. VINYL INFO: The vinyl is also very shiny, clean, and nice, and again, there is nothing seriously negative to mention, although again, there are just a couple super light (and I do mean, super light) paper lines on one side - but it has very little effect on the appearance and absolutely no effect on the play. Otherwise though, in my opinion, it looks excellent and close to perfect. PICTURE SLEEVE: This super rare, hard to find, and highly collectible picture sleeve is also very close to perfect - I see no serious flaws in need of mentioning - maybe just some small and light "wrinkle/crease" lines along the open edged top seam. Otherwise though, in my opinion it's in beautiful shape, but again, please see the pics above and make your own decisions. INTERESTING FACTS: Yes, in my opinion, this collectible Rolling Stones record and picture sleeve are both super clean and nice, so please have at it. As always, I have begun the auction at a very low opening bid and have no reserve price - just free and open bidding - so good luck! FYI, if anyone wants to bid on multiple items to save postage costs, I am more than happy to "save" your winning pieces here at the house until you are ready for shipping - just tell me ahead of time and please pay as you win them. In addition to this record, I will continue to list many other RnR/R&B LP's, EP's, and 45's by 1950-60's artists----and even some C&W LPs/45's, too. I am selling off my entire personal collection, and there are 1000's of more records to list yet -- of all varieties and genres. Many of these still to be listed records are rare and hard to find, and most all of them are in near mint shape. So, please bookmark my site and check it out from time to time. GOOD LUCK BIDDING!! If anyone ever needs more info than what is listed, please email me. I will respond! POSTAGE/HANDLING CHARGES: In the United States, the buyer agrees to pay $4.00 (1st Class Mail and Delivery Confirmation) for the first 45 purchased, and then just $.50 per 45 after that-----so, buy in quantity and save. These are U.S. rates only, and all foreign winners will have to await an email me for their exact costs, although I will send a detailed invoice as soon as the auction is over---but, there too, it is cheaper to send multiple pieces. The charges for overseas are $18.00 for the 1st 45 and then just $3.00 per 45 after that. PLEASE NOTE: I will not be responsible for records that are lost or damaged by either US or overseas Postal Services. However, for additional fees, I will gladly ship the packages Priority Mail and/or add insurance! Please email me with either, or both, requests if this is of interest to you. Also, please continue to check out "rogersrecords" on ebay for future collectible records of all types. There are many more to come! browser does not support JavaScript.
OK, as I went looking for the matrix numbers to answer a previous question, I got to hold the 45 under a very bright light. I can now say that although the surface lines I mentioned in the description are still very light, there are more of them than I originally noticed and mentioned - most all on the A-side. Still, I stress that they are very light and have no effect on the record's play - I play tested to be sure. Thank you!
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