Rare - Sir Douglas Quintet - 1+1+1=4, Together After 5 & 2+ Honkey Blues
  $   71

 


$ 71 Sold For
Feb 5, 2014 Sold Date
Jan 29, 2014 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

Rare 3 Lp Set - Sir Douglas Quintet - 1+1+1=4, Together After 5 & 2+ Honkey Blues
1+1+1=4 (Original fold open cover) Philips (phs 600-344) Stereo - Fold Open Cover: VG++  LP: VG++
Together After Five Smash (srs 67130) Stereo - Cover: VG++  LP: VG++
+ 2 - Honkey Blues Smash (srs 67108) Stereo - Gatefold Cover: VG  LP: VG
New Year Bonus: Two extra dollar bin records added to each order!
These records are from my personal collection of 30+ years, most quality records were stored in plastic sleeves and kept in storage past few years.  I am selling off selected records in small batches over the next several months - look for more.
I have done my best to grade every record accurately. I used the Goldmine standard as a beginning for the descriptions and added some additional comments. If you are not happy please just ship the LP back to me for a full refund.  Buyer pays all return shipping.

  • Near Mint Minus (NM-) - Nearly perfect, has been played, but very little and on modern equipment. Record should show little or no signs of wear.  Record stored in plastic sleeve. 
  • Very Good Plus (VG+ to VG++) - Generally worth 50-75 percent of the Near Mint value. A Very Good Plus record will show signs of its age and that it was played. Previous owner took good care of it.  Record may may have slight scuffs (VG++) or very light scratches (VG+).  Cover sleeves will have some slight right wear (VG++), less than 1/2 inch seam split (VG+), and possibly name written on cover.
  • Very Good (VG) - Generally worth 25-50 percent of Near Mint value. Many of the defects found in a VG+ record will be more pronounced in a VG disc. Surface noise will be evident upon playing, Groove wear will start to be noticeable, Cover will have ring wear, seam splits generally starting to occur.
  • Good (G to G+) - Generally worth 10-25 percent of the Near Mint value. Generally only 35+ year old records of good quality records will play through without skipping and without substantial surface noise. Groove wear will be substantial. A cover will have seam splits, writing, and/or ring wear. Only very rare records in this condition have any value.



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