The Rolling Stones "Now" orig. London Mono shrink VG
  $   29

 


$ 29 Sold For
Apr 7, 2010 Sold Date
Mar 31, 2010 Start Date
$   10 Start price
4   Number Of Bids
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Please see updated "Goldmine" grading scale below.  Bid with confidence, I am an avid record collector and grade professionally and conservatively. I both play and visually grade my records.

Title/lable/grading:

1.)The Rolling Stones "Now!" Lp>>Lable:First 60's London Maroon Mono lable (LL3420) >>Grade:Vinyl(VG, there are a few ultra light marks that occasionally produce faint background noise. Still, nice bright shiny vinyl, tag and owners name in pencil on lables >>  Sleeve(NM-, heavy laminated in shrink!, fuzzy corners, no creases or marks)

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Goldmine Grading Scale:

Mint (M) absolutely perfect in every way, certainly never played, possibly never removed from jacket, should be used sparingly as a grade if at all. (I never use this grade)

Near Mint (NM) A nearly perfect record. Looks as new but may have been played a few times. NM will have no marks and look as if it has just been removed from the sleeve for the first time. Record will sound perfect w/ absolutely no audible flaws. Jacket/Sleeve will also look as if it was just removed from its shrink wrap. Absolutely no creases, ring wear, soiling, spots, tears, etc. Lable will look flawless w/ no spindle marks.

Near Mint Minus (NM-) Near Mint Minus will still sound perfect with no audible noise whatsoever. A NM- may have one or superficial signs of wear that in no way produce noise such as sleeve marks, dust "swipes", faint condensation, a bubble that does not affect play etc. Sleeve will show minimal signs of shelf wear, no ring wear. Lable may have a faint spindle line or two but look close to new.

VG Plus (VG+) A VG+ record will be close to NM- but will show a few more signs of wear to the vinyl and may have some very, very faint occasional background noise way behind the music. Still a very enjoyable, excellent sounding vinyl. Absolutely no crackles, pops or loud/noticable noise of any kind. Jacket/Sleeve will show more signs of shelf wear but will remain in great condition, maybe a crease, some light ring wear, a couple spots, fuzzy corners etc.

VG (VG) VG will show more significant marks such as a penetrating scratch usually caused by the needle, but there will only be a couple of these. Will produce fairly constant, light noise but some may consider this to still be enjoyable. Some occasional crackles, a pop or two but no skips or repeats and nothing too harsh on the ears. I simply don't sell records in this condition.

Good/Fair/Poor (G,F,P) I simply do not sell records in this condition.




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