Country Music by Ken Burns Soundtrack Red White Blue Vinyl Signed Limited 1000

$

55

Country Music: A Film by Ken Burns: The Soundtrack

From hype sticker: Barnes & Noble Exclusive Limited Edition Red, White, & Blue Swirl Vinyl. Certificate of authenticity signed by Ken Burns.

Double LP. Limited edition of 1000. Numbered on certificate.

Still sealed!

(Pictures of the vinyl and inner sleeve were taken with a copy of the same album from my personal collection. The one for sale here is brand new and still sealed.)



Shipping I combine shipping for LPs, CDs, and cassettes. The first item is $4.50, and each subsequent item is an additional $0.50 (box sets of any kind are counted by the number of items within them). For example, if you buy 3 LPs, a CD, and 2 cassettes, your total shipping charged would be $7 ($4.50 + $0.50 + $0.50 + $0.50 + $0.50 + $0.50).
LPs, CDs, and cassettes ship via USPS Media Mail unless otherwise stated.
Grading Unless otherwise stated, all grades are visual only.
I'm not an expert, but I try to adhere as near as possible to Goldmine standards when grading vinyl (erring if anything on the conservative side).
Grades are as follows:
Mint (M): Absolutely perfect. Virtually never seen in the wild.
* Please note: for sealed records, I put the grade as Still Sealed because there's no way for me to actually know what the vinyl inside is like. Even directly from the factory, it's possible for a record to have some small defect that could cause some buyers to quibble with a Mint grade, so I just don't use it that way.
Near Mint (NM): Basically looks like it's just been opened. Shiny, with no visible defects such as scratches or scuffs. No writing, stickers, etc. on labels.
Very Good Plus (VG+): Except for a couple of minor issues, it would be Near Mint. May have a few light scuffs or very light scratches or other minor signs of handling. Records that are at the top end of this range (i.e. maybe a single small scratch) might be called VG++ or Excellent (E).
Very Good (VG): Similar imperfections to VG+ but more noticeable. Scuffs / scratches are larger (able to be felt with a fingernail), more numerous, etc. May have more obvious damage to the label (writing, stickers, etc.).
Good (G) / Good Plus (G+): Significant signs of wear / surface damage of the type above, but to an even higher degree. Will probably still play through without skipping, but likely to have a lot of noise.
Fair (F) / Poor (P): Severely damaged / cracked / warped. Basically unplayable. I virtually never sell records in this condition.
If you have any questions about the condition of a record, shipping policies, or anything else, please don't hesitate to contact me before purchasing.