Cardeilhac - Same rare Swiss Prog Original

£ 99

$ 131

£ 99 Sold For

Mar 21, 2010 Sold Date

Mar 18, 2010 Start Date

£ 49 Start price

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Switzerland Country Of Seller

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Cardeilhac - Same Original Pressing on the DB Label DBR 703 721. signed by all members on the backcover. This was for a long time my own copy. Now I found a mint one, so it's for sale

Conditions: Cover: has a ringwear, edges are torn and all the sides are used and a cut - very fragile cover so not really beautiful condition. backside dirty with signatures. all in all I'd say vg condition

Labels are clean.

Record: has played a lot. lots hairlines and small marks -you can hear crackle all the time sometimes more, sometimes less. g+

I try to do my best in grading and I try to be as conservative as possible. this record was playgraded and also checked under a strong light.

I am happy to answer questions before auction end. My Grading is at the end of the text. If you like to have

Please note: shipment is Europe 4£, Rest of the World 10£ ! payment by paypal only. Europeans can pay by Bank Transfer. Shipment to the United States and to Asia takes usually some time. It is not in my hands to speed it up so it will last 2-4 weeks

GRADING

(Mint) Record is unplayed

(Mint-) Record shows virtually no signs of use or play, or very, very little, and still has a “like new” gloss to it. Flawless or very close to it!

(EX) Record has just a few very minor surface marks preventing it from being Mint-. Record shows signs that it has been played, but has not been played a lot, and has been well taken care of.

(VG) Record has more than a few surface marks, and shows signs that it has been played, but is still in relatively good condition. Surface marks are visible, but there are no scratches that can be felt, and record should still play fairly well. You can hear some foreign and background sound mostly between tracks but also in more quite parts of the songs.

(G) Record usually shows many surface marks and perhaps some small scratches that can be felt. Record usually shows a loss of luster. Record could has been stored without a sleeve and has generally not been handled very carefully. G records generally play with compromised sound but not always. Background noise and scratches are clearly audible with clicks and pops

(Fair) Record has practically none of its original luster and has surface marks and scratches throughout its playing area which are clearly and loudly hearable and disturbing.

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