JOHN LEE HOOKER LP The Big Soul Of VJ SR-1058 (STEREO MONARCH) "AD BACK" 1963
  $   185

 


$ 185   (best offer accepted)   Sold For
Jul 1, 2025 Sold Date
Jun 17, 2025 Start Date
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Up for auction released in 1963 VJLPS 1058 (Stereo Labels Monarch Pressing) with an AD-BACK Cover Variation similar to the Ultra Rare Introducing The Beatles Album which was released shortly after January 10 1964. In all my years I have not saw or heard of another Ad-Back Cover like it on this particular item. Has Solid Black Silver Print Stereo Labels with both sides having Audio Matrix stampers and MP defining a Monarch Pressing. LAMINATED COVER: VG++ Has minor overall shelf wear, and along the spines more so on the bottom with light corner dings has a beautiful white back as shown. RECORD: Side1. NM- Has a few micro sleeve wisps seen in the daylight is overall spotless as shown. Side2. VG++ Same as the first side with a bit more wisps is overall super clean as shown, and both sides play the same. LABELS: Have a few hard to see ultra light spindle marks not worth mentioning are both overall pristine as shown. Comes with it's original Generic Inner Sleeve, and will be packed in a new MoFi Sleeve also shown. Any questions please message me. Thanks for looking.                                                                                                                                                                                              

  • Mint (M): An un-played record in perfect condition. It's as pristine as it was when it left the manufacturer.
  • Near Mint (NM): A record that has been handled very carefully and has minimal wear.
  • Very Good Plus Plus (VG++): Shows minor signs of wear but plays perfectly without any significant noise.
  • Very Good Plus (VG+): May have light wear and slight surface noise but still offers a pleasurable listening experience.
  • Very Good (VG): Noticeable wear and noise are present, but the record is still enjoyable to listen to.
  • Good (G): This record grading system describes significant wear and noise, including potential skips. It's in a condition that affects the listening experience but is still playable.
  • Fair (F): Heavy wear, with skips or other playback issues, is often considered for its collectible value rather than listening quality.
  • Poor (P): Essentially unplayable but may hold value due to extreme rarity.
     

                                   


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