Paul Jones Crucifix in a horseshoe VERTIGO SWIRL MANFRED MANN RARE Ex- Spiral
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Description
Please see below for a detailed explanation of the grading system.
Title: Paul Jones: Crucifix in a Horseshoe LP (Original Vertigo Swirl, gatefold pressing, Australia, 6360059)
Paul Jones was previously in Manfred Mann in the mid 60s, and this album is particularly hard to find and sought after on this swirl label.
See Photos.
Grading:
Disc- Ex-
Cover- Has some wear around the edges, and the bottom seam, as well as a ringmark, more noticeable in some places. See the photos! There is also a faint shadow on the top right hand side of the front cover, from a price sticker. You can see some spotting in some places (e.g. front right hand side, rear on his face), but it is generally quite faint. Overall it is intact, with no rips or tears, and it is worth noting that most copies of this album, when they do actually turn up, rarely look much better.....
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Grading System:
Please note that these are visual gradings, unless I make some particular mention of their playing performance in my description, above.
I also use a + and – sometimes, if they don’t strictly fall within the confines of the scale. That is not to say, for instance, that an E- is the same as a VG+.
For the perfectionists out there, I recommend anything that falls within the M and EX ratings, but not below unless I make specific note of the record’s playing performance in the description, above.
MINT: Sealed, unplayed. No used disc will rate in this grading.
MINT- Has been opened or played, but it has no visible signs of wear.
NM: Only the most minor signs of use. There might be fine lines, paper marks, etc, visible under a light, which will not affect play performance at all, and expect a disc of this rating to play with only very minimal noise, unless there is a problem with the pressing, itself, and not the actual condition of the disc.
Excellent: As with the NM rating, discs of this grade are still in great condition, only with minimal signs of use- slightly more than NM, but still, only fine lines or minor scuffs.
Very Good: Will have significantly more signs of use than EX. There might be some scuffs or scratches, but the disc will still play quite well, and the surface noise should not be excessive.
Good: Generally discs of this grading are only listed if they are of particular interest, as they are usually in quite rough condition, either with scratches or scuffs. They will still be playable, however, but there could be loud pops in some places, or occasional skips, depending on what kind of turntable you use.
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