KIM SISTERS ????? Harbor Lights USA Epic PICTURE SLEEVE Korea PS cover 1959 RARE
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KIM SISTERS (?????) Harbor Lights/Ching Chang (US) Epic 5-9312 PROMO (May 1959 – 7 inch 45 rpm single, scarce) Matrix: RZSP 46164 Harbor Lights (J. Kennedy, H. Williams) [with Joe Sherman & His Orch.] Matrix: RZSP 46165 Ching Chang (E. Shuman, M. Garson) [with Joe Sherman & His Orch.] (US) Epic 5-9312 [Billboard review 13 April 1959] Collectors notes: Scarce and rare with the original picture sleeve which may have only been issued with early promotional copies. Very unusual for a late 50s Epic 45 to have been released in a pic sleeve. Only seen 3 copies of this listed on-line in the last 10 years. This one is from my own collection and is the cleanest one I've seen/had. VISUAL GRADE: Disc: Around VG+ to EX- (has odd light scuffs and very light marks only, clean otherwise) Sleeve: around EX (no defects, very nice sleeve) (high resolution scan shows light creases but these don't really show up much in real life) Labels are EX+
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IMPORTANT: All records graded carefully under strong light. I have a long standing good reputation for grading and I strongly recommend taking a glance at my grading info linked below.
Detailed information on my grading system is here. If this record is made in South Korean please click here for further information about South Korean pressings.
Visual grades for vinyl discs under strong light:
M Mint condition. This means unplayed, with no marks on playing surface and label is as new. Older records are extremely rare in this condition. M- Either unplayed, with minimum of scuffs caused by paper sleeve (an odd very faint scuff seen under strong light) , or played once or twice only and still as new. EX+ Played a few times and a few very light scuffs visible under strong light. M- and EX+ often translated to a grade of Near Mint EX Record played carefully, very clean surface, minimum scuffing. A very clean record. Labels are clean. EX- A grade slightly down from EX because of obvious light scuffs and perhaps an odd few light scratches. VG+ Over-all reasonable condition but more significant scuffing or light scratches are visible. VG Very good condition. A record with scuffing or signs of groove wear but no bad scratches. VG- A grade slightly below VG G Good. A well played record with plenty of scuffs and groove wear. F Fair. Record playable but heavily scuffed with a lot of surface noise. P Poor. Record has significant scratches and may skip or jump when played.price rating
