VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR / PAWN HEARTS / Charisma LP/ NM

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PAWN HEARTS -  vinyl LP

by VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR   (In the playing credits, it mentions "Fripp:- Electric guitar.")

Label: Charisma Records         Printed in the runoff wax on sides A and B respectively:  CAS 1051 1A   and       CAS 1051 2A   (The 'A's are upside down.)

Number: CAS 1051         Illustrated lyric sheet included.

Vinyl: NM

Cover: EX    Gatefold.

Terms for shipping/handling and combined shipping on LPs purchased within 7 day period: $4.00 USA (add 75 cents for each additional)  MEDIA; $9.50 for Canada, FIRST CLASS INTERNATIONAL (add $1.50 for each additional); $17.50 elsewhere , FIRST CLASS INTERNATIONAL (add $3.50 for each additional) .  If shipment outside US weighs more than 4 pounds (normally 6 LPs), it will have to go PRIORITY, which is very expensive.

Seller is not responsible for shipments lost or damaged; it is responsibility of customer to insure shipment, if desired. Insurance US is $1.75 for the first $50 of coverage, and 45 cents for each extra $50 of coverage. Overseas insurance requires shipment via PRIORITY.

DO NOT SHIP TO ITALY OR IRELAND except via PRIORITY.

Foreign buyers: A customer in Norway recently questioned me about his customs fee, claiming I should have filled out the customs form differently than the Post Office people here had instructed me to fill it out.  THE POSTAL CLERKS KNOW ME TO BE A SELLER, SO DO NOT ASK ME TO LABEL PACKAGES AS GIFTS, RATHER THAN PURCHASES.  I am willing to comply with requests to the extent that I can, within the regulations, in order to help avoid or minimize your customs fees, but I cannot falsify information.

  Grading of vinyl is done almost entirely by sight, and I do not grade down for what I call factory marks (unless their extreme nature puts them in a category with scratches, so they are likely to affect the play). These are scuff-type marks that you find on brand-new albums which do not affect the sound, and are not scratches, but are normally created by the mold removing process, which sometimes leaves totally harmless marks in unusual patterns on the vinyl. They are usually not present on such high-end vinyl as Deutsche Grammophon or Editions EG, but are extremely common on the American popular music labels. Questionable looking marks are often tested on a turntable, but most records are only sight graded using the MINT, NEAR MINT, EXCELLENT, VERY GOOD, GOOD, FAIR, POOR, scale, with intermediate levels and plus or minus levels as well, a scale which I feel corresponds at an intuitive level to the scale used for other collectibles such as cards and books.