Ramones - Rockaway Beach / I Remember You - 7 Inch Vinyl - Phillips - 6078 516
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Description
PLEASE SEE GRADING SYSTEM AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE
I've been collecting records for the past 20 years and have accumulated way too many.
Now with my wife pregnant, I have been told to get rid of them all to make space for a baby.
Keep an eye on my profile, there will be records going up for sale everyday.
I have 9 months.
Ramones - Rockaway Beach / I Remember You - 7 Inch Vinyl - Phillips - 6078 516
Cat: 6078 516
Matrix:
Side 1 - AA 6078 516 1W 1 P 1977 670 06
Side 2 - AA 6078 516 2W 1 P 1977 670 06
Vinyl condition - The record is in EX+ condition. If you hold the record directly under a light, and angle it in a certain way, you may be able to see the faintest of surface marks, but they are that small and inconsequential, that I can only presume they have been caused by the paper sleeve when taking the record out and placing it back in. Really nice condition. I've just noticed I Amstrong is also writeen in faint pen on side one of the label, so maybe this nocks it down to EX
Sleeve condition - It has a noticable crease at the bottom right hand corner. The shape of the record has made an impression on the sleeve front and back. There are some marks on the back along with the name I Armstrong written in small black pen (see picture). I Armstrong is also written slightly bigger on the inside of the sleeve.VG/VG+
Grading:
Being a collector myself, the grading system I employ is probably slightly more critical than someone who buys records to sell them. Collecting and researching vinyl has taken up a lot of life, just like it has probably taken up a lot of yours. I will be using the Record Collector system as my guide, but will include as much information as I feel necessary to describe my item.
I will never grade anything as Mint, as I don't believe it exists.
Near Mint would have to be sealed for my liking.
Excellent+ is virtually unplayed.
Excellent shows scarce signs of being used.
Excellent- can show a few surface marks but nothing consequential. Very light background noise.
VG+ can have surface marks, scarce non feelable abrasion. Light background noise in quieter passages, and infrequent tics.
VG can have surface marks, non feelable abrasion, the odd light scratch. Inconsequential background noise, occasional tics. Nothing which will ultimately get in the way of the listening experience.
VG- same as above but more so.
Good damage to the record is becoming clear. Audibly and cosmetically, the record has seen better days. Possibly even jumps occasionally
Good- getting a bit too much to handle. The longevity of your stylus starts to become more important than the songs you are listening to.
Average get it in the bin. Don’t bother with it. Just the sight of it gets on your nerves. You think it might be ok with a clean, but it never is. It's making me a bit sick thinking about it.
Poor not even worth buying off a carbootsale for 50p.
Notice how I don't include Good+, Average+, Average-. The reason for this is because I don't really deal with records in that state.
Happy Bidding!
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