Sealed Wagner Karl Bohm Philips 4 box sets lot. 14xLP Gotterdammerung. Sealed
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This is a whopping 4 box sets 14 LPs lot. We believe there are 14 LPs, as info on these sets are scarce. 2 have 4 LPs and 2 have 3 LPs is the way we understand it. If we're wrong, please feel free to educate us. All the same, it's roughly 12 pounds of records! It would appear the set known as Gotterdammerung is quite hard to source. We had a hard time finding it anywhere.
Sorry, but we CANNOT combine this with other orders as we would normally do. It's packaged in a special box and it's all wrapped up and ready to go! It's a good deal for US Customers at $9.
Global customers: We'll quote you upon order. It'll be ~ our cost based on the weight of the final package. Based on some estimates were receiving, this will be very expensive for our international customers (more than the price of the lot).
We are experienced mail order veterans. We know how to ship LP's. Vinyl will be removed from sleeve, corners secured, nothing will be moving around, etc.... All items should arrive at your destination in the same condition it leaves here.
Mint: Basically means NEW, unplayed, barely touched. NM (Near Mint): Pretty much perfect in every way. Vinyl may have been played a few times at most, with an audiophile turntable. EX+: Almost NM, but may have a few minor imperfections which will be noted. EX: Shows minor wear. It’s obviously been owned - but taken very good care of. EX-: A bit more wear than an EX. Vinyl looks played often, but still in great shape with little to no noise. VG+: Cover or record has obvious wear. Record may contain background noise depending on quality of pressing. Cover has flaws that we’ll detail. VG and below..... Continuing along the same path as what you see above.
Sometimes we'll use additional (+) or (-) which is a half distance between the grades.
In many years of buying, selling and trading, this is definitely the hardest part of the hobby to master. Hopefully you’ll agree that we grade fairly. We try to anyway. It's all pretty nuanced, and definitely an art - not a science!
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