TRAFFIC - John Barleycorn Must Die 1970 LP RARE Record Club Pressing SEALED
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UP FOR AUCTION IS A US COLUMBIA HOUSE PRESSING OF THE CLASSIC TRAFFIC ALBUM JOHN BARLEYCORN MUST DIE. IT WAS RELEASED BY ISLAND RECORDS, 7 AI - 90058 AND MANUFACTURED BY COLUMBIA HOUSE UNDER LICENSE. THERE ARE A LOT OF PRESSINGS OF THIS ALBUM BUT THIS IS ONE I COULD NOT LOCATE ON DISCOGS!
CONDITION:
THE RECORD IS STILL SEALED IN THE ORIGINAL SHRINK WRAP AND PRESUMED MINT!
THE COVER IS IN EXCELLENT (EX) CONDITION WITH A SMALL CREASE IN ONE CORNER AND SOME MINOR CORNER WEAR. THERE ARE NO PUNCH HOLES, CUT OUTS, STICKERS, ETC. THE RECORD IS FULLY SEALED IN THE ORIGINAL SHRINK WRAP!
***** INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS PLEASE READ!! *****
THERE IS NO INSURANCE INCLUDED IN SMALL PACKETS - INTERNATIONAL - AIR.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE SHIPPING WITH INSURANCE INCLUDED, PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR A PRICE QUOTE!
ITEM WILL BE SHIPPED PROMPTLY WITHIN 2-3 BUSINESS DAYS OF PAYMENT BEING RECEIVED!
ALL ITEMS ARE PACKAGED CAREFULLY WITH BUBBLE WRAP AND STURDY CARDBOARD.
PLEASE SEND ME A MESSAGE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS!
GRADING SCALE:
BASED ON THE GOLDMINE GRADING SCALE. I USE EX & NM- TO MORE ACCURATELY DESCRIBE THE CONDITION OF THE RECORD.
I GRADE MY RECORDS HONESTLY AND CONSERVATIVELY!
There is no Mint grade as it does not exist. Even a sealed record can have minor flaws!
Near mint (NM) - Record looks like it was just opened, unplayed. No visual or audible flaws.
Near mint minus (NM-) - Records is near perfect with maybe a very light scuff or two.
Excellent (EX) - Record is very nice and looks seldom played. There may be a few very light scuffs.
Little to no surface noise should be present on playback.
Very Good Plus (VG+) - Record is in pretty nice shape and should play with only light noise, mostly noticeable between tracks.
There may be some light scuffs and a few light surface scratches visible.
Very Good (VG) - Record has been well played.
It should play without skipping or sticking but with a significant amount of noise (hiss, pops, crackle, etc).
Good (G) - Record should play through but will more than likely have a high noise level.
Slight skips are acceptable. Visually the record will most likely have a lot of scuffs and surface marks.
Poor (P) - Record may not be playable. If so, there will mostly likely be a high noise level throughout.
Visually the record is obviously damaged, warped, very scratched or possibly cracked.
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