The Beatles Help 1965 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Vinyl LP STEREO

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The Beatles Help! 1965 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Vinyl LP in STEREO Label: Capitol - SMAS-2386 Album: VG+ Sleeve: VG Cover: VG++
- SS (Still Sealed): Vinyl is presumed mint and any defects on the cover will be noted above in the description. - Mint: If the album is not sealed, then the vinyl must look truly unplayed and cover will not show evident flaws for this grade.  - NM:  The Vinyl looks virtually flawless, being perhaps played a few times. A barely visible scuff may be permitted, but no scratches. The cover will be in like new shape, showing only barely unnoticeable flaws.  - NM-: Pretty much the same as NM, but a non-feelable and barely noticeable scratch may be permitted, and the cover will show slightly more wear. - VG++: Slightly above average. Still very minor surface wear, with very minor scratch(es) or scuff(s). Cover shows slight shelf wear, only visible under close inspection. - VG+: Average. Still a good luster and shine. The difference between VG++ and VG+ is the amount of scuffs and light scratches. Covers are still clean, with slight wear, and maybe a few light marks or minor writing.  - VG: Decent luster and shine still, with more noticeable scratches than VG+, but still overall a decent (far from pristine) record. The cover may be starting to show signs of splitting, wear or have markings.  - VG-: Luster and shine will start to become less prominent at VG- and below, as well as prominent scratches and scuffs. Covers will be in pretty rough shape. Good filler copy. - G+: Scratches & scuffs but still plays well. Cover may have writing tears and/or stains. - G: Vinyl will most likely show several scratches and scuffs (I clean all records before sending them unless otherwise noted). Covers will most likely be taped or have multiple seam splits.  - P (Poor): There is little difference between a G+ and a G record. The main difference being that a Good record may skip or stick in a few places. A record at this P grade is being sold because of its extreme rarity, and should be considered filler for your collection until another copy comes along. Poor condition!
***Please Note: I am not a professional record grader but I try my best to describe all records accurately and when I am not certain of the exact grade, I always go one grade lower as to not misrepresent the record. I also check most records for skipping and playability when I come across any rough records. Most records are cleaned before listing.