MEGADETH - Killing is My Business TEST PRESSING Vinyl LP

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MEGADETH - KILLING IS MY BUSINESS
Music for Nations Test Pressing

Vinyl: NM- (see scale below). Although I am grading this as 'NM-', I am not able to see any surface/paper marks or any scratches. This was never played while it was in my collection, however, I am not the original owner. Labels are in excellent condition. I will include a clean rice paper inner sleeve, a 12" cardboard outer jacket, and a polypropylene outer sleeve as shown in the pictures. When I initially purchased this test pressing, an additional inner sleeve with the title written on it was included. I do not know whether or not this is the original sleeve, but I am including it as well, just in case it is. Will be shipped in a proper cardboard LP mailer. Winner to pay an additional $4 shipping in the US and Canada; $12 for the rest of the world. Will accept Visa or MasterCard through PayPal. Good luck!


Grading Scale:

MINT
(LP or CD/DVD) Sealed

NM
(LP or CD/DVD) Opened but still in perfect condition

NM-
(LP) Very few, very light surface rubs
(LP cover) Minimal shelf wear or ring wear - still looks new
(CD/DVD) One or two shallow scratches not altering play
(CD/DVD inlays) Slight imperfection, hardly noticeable

VG+
(LP) More apparent surface rubs or a few actual scratches
(LP cover) Little to moderate ring/shelf wear
(CD/DVD) Handful of small scratches, still shallow, no skipping
(CD/DVD inlays) Edges not as sharp as when new, possible bend

VG
(LP) Moderate wear, plays through with occasional popping
(LP cover) Moderate ring/shelf wear, possible rounded corners
(CD/DVD) Consistent shallow scratching, no skipping
(CD/DVD inlays) Bends, possible damage from jewel case

VG-
(LP) Plays through with regular popping
(LP cover) Bending, possible writing, more wear
(CD/DVD) Shallow scratching coupled with a few deeper scratches, no skipping
(CD/DVD inlays) Same as VG, more extreme

GOOD
(LP) Consistent scratching - quite a bit of popping, skips once or twice
(LP cover) Not very attractive, but still serving its purpose
(CD/DVD) Deeper scratches which may yield one or two skips/stutters
(CD/DVD inlay) Possible water damage, tears, or crazy bending

FAIR
Actually means terrible. Only purchase if looking to fill a hole in your collection. Definitely not a keeper.