Count Basie In Kansas City: Bennie Moten's Great Band Of 1930-1932 - UNPLAYED
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Jan 24, 2026 Sold Date
Jan 1, 2026 Start Date
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Count Basie In Kansas City: Bennie Moten's Great Band Of 1930-1932 - UNPLAYED

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RCA Victor LPM-514  Germany 1965
Vinyl: UNPLAYED Cover See Photos

All panels were viewed optically The plates were not heard
Of course, this is not possible due to time constraints
We all know that some records are optically top but don't play so well,
Others look bad and play top
  • Washing the plates brings Ernom of quality


All Records Were evaluated Visually, The Records Were not listed to,
This is of course not possible due to time constraints, we all know that some records look great but don't play so well, others look bad and play great

Domestic shipping:

Standard shipping with Hermes

No matter how many LP's, shipping costs always 5.95


(Double LP counts as 2)


Collecting is possible for 2 weeks (14 days) no longer

Collecting is possible, but not longer than 2 weeks (14 days)

Bank transfer is of course possible

Different taxation according to §25a UStG

Gold mine grading
 Nm | Near Mint
Vinyl: Almost perfect. Minor signs of wear can be seen, but the plate was obviously treated with extreme caution.
 EX | Excellent
Vinyl: Visible and audible signs of wear can be found, but very slightly.
 VG | Very good
Vinyl: background noises can occur occasionally, but never all the time.
 G | Good
Vinyl: Continuous crackling is expected, but not so loud that the music becomes inedible. Can also have 1 or 2 'nasty scratches' and jump at these places, but mostly at 1-2 songs.
Of course, this is not possible due to time constraints We all know that some records are optically top but don't play so well, All Records Were evaluated Visually, The Records Were not listed to, This is of course not possible due to time constraints, we all know that some records look great but don't play so well, others look bad and play great Collecting is possible, but not longer than 2 weeks (14 days) Vinyl: Almost perfect. Minor signs of wear can be seen, but the plate was obviously treated with extreme caution. Vinyl: Visible and audible signs of wear can be found, but very slightly. Vinyl: background noises can occur occasionally, but never all the time. Vinyl: Continuous crackling is expected, but not so loud that the music becomes inedible. Can also have 1 or 2 'nasty scratch


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