Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed LP 1969 Ex/Ex UK Decca Mono 1st press
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Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed LP 1969 (Mono)
UK Pressing
Matrix: XARL 9363 P-2A & XARL 9364 P-1A
Decca Records: LK 5025
Vinyl is in 'very good/excellent' condition only very minimal signs of actual usage, there are a couple of very light marks which can only be seen under a very strong light, the spindle hole is virtually free of any spindle marks, labels are clean and free of any writing, unwanted names or any general marks, still plays very well, with hardly any background noise, remarkable condition considering its age.
Front laminated sleeve is also in 'very good/excellent' condition, has some minor storage wear on the corners, again there is no unwanted names or writing.
Comes with the 'Let It Bleed' inner sleeve, which is also in very good/excellent condition.
Sadly the original poster is missing.
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P/P To the UK is £3.10
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Foreign buyers please note, that if an item fails to arrive, you must give it 3 to 4 weeks, as it can take an age to get to some country's. Also if an item fails to arrive after this length of time, then I will give a full refund for the cost of the item, but 'I WILL NOT PAY THE POSTAGE' as this is not my fault. Please be aware of this before you bid. (Unfortunatley for the good buyers, I have had to many things mysteriously going missing !!!) This does not affect British and Irish customers. Thank You
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I try to be as accurate as possible with my grading of the records, based on the guide in the Record Collector magazine, but occasionally peoples perception of a record are very different. In this case if the record is far removed from the discription I put, then I will give a full refund.
In other words if I haven't put 'Mint' or 'Excellent' then it isn't.!!!
Grading:
MINT: Brand new condition, no surface marks no deterioration in sound, all paperwork should be in perfect condition
Excellent: The Record shows some signs of being played, there is very little lessening of sound quality. The packaging may have very slight signs of wear and /or creasing.
Very Good: The Record has been played a number of times, but there is no major deteriation in sound quality, despite slight surface marks andthe occasional light scratch.
Good; The record has been played so much that the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated, perhaps some mild scratches. The cover suffers from folding, scuffing of edges, spine splits and discoloration.
Fair: The record is still just playable but has not been cared for properly and displays considerable surface noise. It may even jump. The cover and contents will be torn, stained and/or defaced.
Poor/Bad : Forget it!!!!!
Happy Bidding,
Bryan
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