Rolling Stones Let It Bleed LP UK 1969 Stereo DECCA Label W/Stickered Sleeve

	£		30
	$		39

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Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed LP 
1969 UK Stereo Pressing with Original Let It Bleed Inner Sleeve & Stickered Sleeve ( Unfortunately there is NO poster included ! )
Catalogue Number: Decca SKL 5025
Great Album with  Excellent Audio Throughout !! 
 Matrix Numbers :  XZARL - 9363 P - 2W  || XZAL - 9364 P - 5W

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This Record has been Play Graded and Visually Graded against the Rare Record Price Guide`s Grading structure ( See bottom of Add for an in-depth description)

Stickered Cover Grades  = Very Good ( Has slight grubbiness / mild staining to the rear cover, although all other elements; Spine in tact and the front is super !! )

If you hold the record out in front of your person by the center label, it does not sit completely flat. Its ever so slightly dished, but literally by 1mm / 2mm so absolutely minimal in distortion. I will also STRESS, this has NO affect on the audio reproduction whatsoever !!! I hope from this you can see how honest and up front I am with my descriptions, I do try me best !

Vinyl Side 1 Visual Grade = Very Good +  ( Has a couple of VERY light surface marks, but absolutely NOTHING unsightly - Still a VERY respectable VISUAL copy !! )
Vinyl Side 1  - Play Grade = Excellent ( Track 2 has a tiny amount of background crackle, which is non over powering !!! )
Vinyl Side 1 Label Grades = Excellent + 

Vinyl Side 2 Visual Grade = Very Good + ( Has a couple of VERY light surface marks, but absolutely NOTHING unsightly - Still a VERY respectable VISUAL copy !! )
Vinyl Side 2 -  Play Grade  = Excellent !!!


Vinyl Side 2 Label Grades = Excellent + 
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The Royal Mail have increased their prices as of April 2nd 2013, this has unfortunately left me to increase my prices, as can now be seen in my new pricing table below
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Payment must be made within 3 days of the auction ending. I will allow ebay bidders to bid on subsequent LPs I offer forsale as my listings are every 10 days, so I will combine these into 1 parcel. Payment is still to be made for the original purchases before any subsequent auctions end, please abide by this, as I cannot be any fairer!

This record will be sent in a professional Record Mailer sandwiched between 2 thick card stiffeners 
Worldwide Recorded Delivery Costs
UK Postage cost will be £4.35 for recorded delivery ( I Will not post to any PO Box Address )

European postage will be £12.75 ( No item is sent standard air mail regardless of sale value, this is as my terms and conditions clearly state / I Will not post to any PO Box Address )
Australia / Japan  / USA / postage will cost £13.75 ( No item is sent standard air mail regardless of sale value, this is as my terms and conditions clearly state / I Will not post to any PO Box Address )
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I will not post to any PO BOX Address anywhere in the world including the UK as this automatically void`s my seller`s rights with PayPal - This is due to the Royal Mail not being able to track parcels being signed for at a PO BOX address.

All Records / Record players / Amplifiers and all other music memorabilia will only be sent out via recorded delivery or special delivery depending on what the final sale price is - This is to prevent fraudulent claims of non-receipt, and also cover the item for its true value should it get lost, or damaged whilst in the hands of the royal mail / courier company.