HELL'S BELLES - RARE 1969 ORIG SOUNDTRACK - LES BAXTER

$ 64

$ 64 Sold For

Nov 21, 2009 Sold Date

Nov 14, 2009 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

6 Number Of Bids

New Zealand Country Of Seller

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Description

Sidewalk Records ST5919

Made in USA

1969 original pressing

The sleeve is graded VG+ with some light ringwear.

The record is graded EX with one spindle mark on a label.

Nice copy of a hard to find funky soundtrack

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Grading: here is the system I use to grade vinyl, sleeves are graded separately using the same principles.

NEAR MINT, like new. No marks or faults of any kind. Records graded NEAR MINT look as they have never been played - but I don't know for sure. I don't use the grade MINT.

EX close to NEAR MINT condition, usually I use EX if there are one or two very light brush or paper marks visible under my halogen light or a spindle mark on a label, that's enough that I don't grade the record NEAR MINT. I don't use the grade EX+

EX- close to Excellent condition, just a few light brush/paper or spindle marks visible under a halogen light.

VG+ is the grade I give to a used but still very nice LP. Many records I buy described as EX I would grade as VG+. There may be a very light, but more significant mark on a VG+ record (though this would normally be mentioned along with the grade), generally this is a used record in very good condition, with light brush marks visble under the trusty halogen.

VG a fair amount of surface marks or scuffs but no scratches, maybe some noise apparent. An average grade.

VG- and below: I try to avoid selling records in such condition. When dealing with a rare specimen which falls into this category I prefer to avoid using a grade and simply describe the record as best I can; it avoids the risk of giving a false impression of the condition of the item.

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