ROBERT JOHNSON -STONES IN MY PASSWAY- VOCALION EE+/E+
$
2,000
$ 2000
Sold For
Nov 21, 2008
Sold Date
Nov 14, 2008
Start Date
$ 10
Start price
5
Number Of Bids
USA
Country Of Seller
eBay
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Description
Robert Johnson - Stones in My Passway / I'm A Steady Rollin' Man
Vocalion 03723 (10" 78rpm, 1937)
Stones In My Passway (A) in grade: "EE+"
Two small scuffs that can barely be heard. No wear lines, scratches, or other signs of wear. Shiny! Sounds phenomenal!
I'm A Steady Rollin' Man (B) in grade: "E+"
No wear, no scuffs, no scratches. Shiny and close to new!
(This record has been visually graded under proper lighting, and audibly graded on a pretty decent stereo setup)
Note: That is SHINE and NOT WEAR in this photo!!
SHIPPING RATES:
- Shipping and insurance (for the value of the sale cost) is included for free.
- Vinyl Records are shipped in professional LP mailers, with albums removed from their covers to avoid split seams (unless they are sold as "sealed", or they come in a generic sleeve). Shellac/78rpm records are shipped securely padded between many layers of cardboard, in a box meticulously padded with styrofoam peanuts.
- IF YOU REQUEST I will add a 12" square of cardboard to LP packages for added protection against warping, jostling, and cover damage. I do not do this as a habit because it adds weight and thus cost to shipping, and 95% of the time, records arrive in perfect shape without this precaution. However, for very rare or expensive records, I recommend it. You must request this before making your payment, as it adds to the package weight and thus adds to the shipping cost.
- I tape each open edge of the package.
- I write "Fragile", "Do Not Bend", and "Keep Away From Heat" on the package in red marker.
- If you receive a record that you feel is mis-graded, you can send it back for a refund, including the shipping costs you were originally charged (but not your return shipping costs).
- For LP's I use the criteria and grades specified by the The Record Collector's Guild. Click here for a guide. For 78's I use the system my Father used for 42 years (N, N-, E+, E, E-, V+, V, V-, with half-steps in-between each of these grades)
- I grade each record by eye under bright light, and by ear when there are any visible defects. For especially rare or desirable items, feel free to request that I give it a detailed listen, or post additional photos.
