Rare Texas Psychedelic 45-Brother L Congregation-Bringing Me Down-Kumquat 1
$
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$5 shipping on all 78s. Do not prepay, you will be invoiced.
All 78s are double packaged with plenty of packing material. No need to worry, I’ve been packaging 78s since the late 60s.
NOTE: Payment is expected within 3 days of the time you are invoiced or end of auction.
No payment, no communication, is reported to eBay after 7 days. After 15 days, I reserve the right to relist the item.
If, for any reason, you are unhappy with this item, it can be returned for a refund. No partial refunds, no exceptions. Item must be returned before a refund can be issued. This means International Buyers must return item, or items, in order to get a refund. No exceptions.
All records are graded using the Goldmine Grading System:
M = Mint = Never played quality
NM = Near Mint = Would be Mint except for a very minor reason.
VG+ = Has a few slight scratches/scuffs but plays with very little, if any, noise.
VG = Has several scratches/scuffs, or other minor issues, but still sounds nice.
VG- = Lots of scratches/scuffs, or other issues, and plays with a good bit of noise.
G+ = Loaded with scratches/scuffs and plays with a lot of noise, but no skips.
G = This grading is only for horrible condition records that are super rare and most likely used as a filler only.
MP3s are available on most records. Use my card in the photo section to request MP3s.
See scans of labels for condition.
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Rare Texas Psychedelic 45 Brother L Congregation "Bringing Me Down" b/w "She's Gonna Lose That Boy" Kumquat 1 This 45 comes with an 8x10 photocopy of a 60s Performance Poster, not autographed. I have no more autographed copies. This 45, and Kumquat 3, were stored together and have the exact same issues. The vinyl plays in NM to Mint condition, but the record has a severe warp, along with a edge warp. Neither interferes with playing the record, it's just ugly on the turntable. The vinyl is a shiny, new looking condition. I played this 45 on my Sylvania and my Innovative Technology Turntable, which I use to make my MP3s, and it played like a new 45.
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