Chet Atkins In Hollywood LP RCA Victor LSP 1993 Living Stereo 1961 Strong VG

Chet Atkins In Hollywood, LP, RCA Victor, LSP 1993, Living Stereo, 1961, Daylight "Blonde" Cover, Black Labels. The cover is a Strong VG. Top edge split from opening, about 4", name on front and back in blue ball point, light shelfwear to the back, rubbed corners. Original inner sleeve in Strong VG. The disc is a Strong VG. High gloss, light scratch on Side 1, some light scuffs, vinyl has some fingerprints, needs to be cleaned, spindle marks on both labels, some heavy. WE WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ON LPs. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING, Contact Us For A Shipping Rate Prior To Bidding. ALL LPs ARE PACKED IN A POLY OUTER SLEEVE WITH THE DISC OUTSIDE THE COVER, WRAPPED IN BUBBLE WRAP AND SHIPPED IN AN LP MAILER. LP001426-B10 GRADING STANDARDS FOR 33’s, 45’s, 78’s (M) MINT : A perfect record (or as close to perfect as possible), with no defects. We have never used this grade as even sealed records aren’t always “perfect”. (NM) NEAR MINT : This is a nearly flawless record. The vinyl will have no scuffs or scratches, the label will be bright with no wear, not even small spindle marks. It should look like the disc was taken out of the cover for the first time. The cover and picture sleeve will have no splits, tears or creases and the corners will be sharp. No “ring” or other damage to the colors of the pictures or art on cover or sleeve. This is basically a “new” record. (VG++) VERY GOOD++ : At first glance this will look like a Near Mint record, but there will be a few very minor defects. Like a Near Mint record there will be no “ring” present, no splits, the vinyl will look almost new. (VG+) VERY GOOD+ : The vinyl will show signs of light use. This is a used disc that has been handled gently and should retain most of its original gloss. It may have light scuffs and scratches that shouldn’t affect play. The label should be bright, with minimal wear or very light spindle marks. Picture sleeves will have light wear, i.e. rubbed corners or small splits in the seam. Covers will also have light wear, cut corners, cut-out hole, very light “ring”, slightly rubbed corners. No split seams. Overall a VG+ record should provide a nice listening experience and be in “collectible” condition.** VERY GOOD : The vinyl will show signs of use. There will be surface noise, possibly an occasional pop or crack, but nothing that overwhelms the music and no skips. Light scuffs and scratches will be presents, groove wear may be noticeable. The gloss on vinyl will be more subdued than higher grades. The label will have some light wear; possibly some writing, a sticker, tape, etc. The cover and sleeves will also have some wear, rubbed corners, the “ring” will be more pronounced (if present), seam splits may be present, the colors of pictures and artwork may have some wear or light areas. Overall a VG will play through and still be enjoyable to the listener, but we’re now getting into a grade where a better quality copy will be available, unless it’s very scarce. This is a record in average condition.** GOOD : The vinyl will have scuffs and scratches that will affect the sound, with pops and cracks, though it should play all the way through without skipping or getting stuck. It will have groove wear. The original gloss will be dull. The label will have wear, i.e. scratches, spindle marks, fading, stickers, etc. The cover and sleeve will have seam splits, tape, writing, ring wear. The artwork and pictures will have fading, light areas, etc. A GOOD record is not in collectible condition. It is a “filler” copy until a better copy becomes available. FAIR : The cover may have seems completely opened, heavy wear to artwork and edges, major “ring” present, fading, writing, etc. The vinyl will have deep scratches and heavy scuffs. It may skip or get stuck and play with overwhelming noise. The labels will have scratches, writing, fading, etc. POOR : You can probably identify the record. STILL SEALED : This, a true factory sealed record, ... read more