Hank Mobley Mobley's Second Message DG Prestige mono 1957 disc worn but playable
  $   103

 


$ 103 Sold For
Jan 28, 2026 Sold Date
Jan 21, 2026 Start Date
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Description

Artist:  Hank Mobley 

 

Title: Mobley's Second Message

 

Label: Prestige LP 7082

 

Condition: G disc/VG cover

 

Additional Information:  Scary looking disc has many marks, but played on my AT120 the record was listenable, with noise throughout, but seldom overpowering the music - it's a surprisingly good listen considering its visual state. Young lions on the session include Kenny Dorham (tr), Arthur Taylor (d), Doug Watkins (b) and Walter Bishop (p). Cover has 1.5" center splits top and bottom and some rubbing on the back but a nice looking cover overall.

 

Record Grading is M (Sealed), NM, VG++, VG+, VG, VG-, G. Mint is only used with sealed LPs, NM is a record that is for all intents and purposes perfect, VG++ has no feelable marks and only the slightest evidence of handling or play. VG+ is a high-grade used LP that shows minor wear. VG does not have feelable marks but has scattered marks and may play with light surface noise. A VG- record has either a lot of non-feelable marks or a few feelable marks.  It will play with not-overpowering surface noise and should not skip. A G rating is usually a heavily worn record, but which is still listenable.

Cover Grading is NM, VG++, VG+, VG, VG- and G. NM is a cover with a virtually perfect surface, with almost no, or not any, wear, whitening or creasing. It is close to perfect, almost interchangeable with mint. VG++ is a more typical grade for a cover, and is a cover which is beautiful but may have very slight imperfections. We don't grade cutouts higher than VG++. VG+ is a high grade which shows slight overall wear but no major problems such as scuffing or whitening around the edges. VG has edge wear, small imperfections like writing, blobs or tears, but is still strong visually. VG- is an intact cover with small splits (under 3" typically) with various issues including small tears, writing, cutout marks, etc. G is a cover which, while presentable, has major issues like seams entirely split, large tears or writing etc.

 


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