LED ZEPPELIN Good times bad times 45 New Zealand 1969
  A$   68
  $   43

 


A$ 68 Sold For
May 25, 2010 Sold Date
May 15, 2010 Start Date
A$   50 Start price
5   Number Of Bids
  Australia Country Of Seller
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LED ZEPPELIN Good times bad time/Communication breakdown (New Zealand) Atlantic AK2914 (Really nice 1969 pressing of first single on New Zealand Atlantic. Disc grades at (EX- to) EX under strong light with only very light odd scuffs here and there. Nice clean vinyl which appears to have been played only a handful of times. Beautiful M- labels on both sides and comes in a near mint original NZ Festival/Atlantic generic sleeve from the 69 period. At the time the population of NZ was 2,800,000 people, so I doubt that any more than 1000 of these were pressed and possibly a run of far less down into a few hundred perhaps. Rare !)

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GRADING: I use the (U.K.) Record Collector grading system which includes an EX grade. American collectors please note that EX usually equates to a Goldmine VG++. All records are graded under strong light. I have always had a good reputation for grading and usually get it right. If you're not happy with my grading, tell me. I'm happy to refund if you have a genuine complaint. However, don't expect a near mint record if I've graded it F, G or VG... Records are graded for the most part visually only, although most of the lower grades are also play checked, and in many cases play better than they look. The following gradings are used: M, mint condition, unplayed, with no marks on playing surface and labels as new. Records are rare in this condition and it is a grading I rarely use. M-, mint minus, either unplayed, with minimum scuffs caused by paper sleeve, or played once or twice only and still as new. EX, excellent condition, record played carefully, very clean surface, minimum scuffing. (EX+ or EX- means a little better or worse). VG, very good condition, scuffing or signs of groove wear but no bad scratches. (VG+ or VG- means a little better or worse). G, good condition, well played with plenty of scuffs, light scratches and groove wear. F, fair condition, playable but heavily scuffed or scratched, with a lot of surface noise.

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