STILL-SEALED 33 1/3 LP-- THE CLASH "LONDON CALLING" (2 RECORDS)
$
124
$ 124
Sold For
Aug 3, 2015
Sold Date
Jul 24, 2015
Start Date
$ 10
Start price
19
Number Of Bids
USA
Country Of Seller
eBay
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Description
THERE ARE NO RESERVES ON MY AUCTIONS OTHER THAN THE OPENING BID!
This STILL-SEALED 33 1/3 Vinyl Record--- THE CLASH "LONDON CALLING" (2 RECORDS)... is on EPIC Records # EG36328 ... from 1979.
Songs are listed on photos (if applicable).
Though this is a STILL-SEALED album I only consider it to be Near Mint because it is old, not new. There may be some stickers, scuffs, or other abnormalities on them. Sorry about the light/flashback off the shrinkwrap. Specific info listed below.
I had stopped selling outside the USA because of not being able to insure items. I am going to open again to some areas. No shipping to South America and a few other places. Sorry for the inconvenience, but eBay's "price guarantee" is actually a seller's guarantee that without insurance is pretty risky.
For the LP's I charge $4.00 for S&H in the USA, $16.00 to Canada or Mexico, and $22.00 Internationally to the areas listed. E-Mail me with any questions. PayPal is now the only acceptable form of payment that I can receive. Thank you for looking, please view my other auctions. Combined shipping charges are $1.00 in the USA, $4.00 to Canada or Mexico, and $6.00 other International areas listed (per record). Also, when combined weight exceeds 4 pounds there is a higher rate to be calculated for purchases outside the USA.
The fees on Ebay are getting crazy. Not only is there a 10% fee on sales, it also is applied to the cost of S&H. Add the listing fee and a $1.00 item costs the seller between .60 & .80. This is why many sellers are charging more than $4.00 S&H for one record...passing costs along to the buyers. I'm trying not to do that. $4.00 has been the limit set by eBay for several years, and since then there have been 3 or 4 Post Office increases. Often, with an official record mailer and packaging, the cost of shipping an LP exceeds that $4.00 limit.
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