Cheryl Thompson - I'm on The Mountain / Black Night 7" De Ville Label Variation

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Record condition:  Both sides play graded 3 times.  The "I'm on The Mountain" side is in Very Good Plus (VG+) condition with very nice sound quality.  The "Black Night" side has some of what looks like scuffs but unsure.  I did include pics of this the best I could including a picture of it next to a quarter.  There are another one of these marks on the same side but much smaller in size.  When played I did not notice any change in the sound quality except for 1 light pop.  I would still grade the "Black Night" side as Very Good Plus (VG+) for sound quality.  The label is not white....it is actually a light pink color and I could not find this label variation in my research.  Record has no warp.  Included are pictures of the matrix numbers.  The first 2 pictures in the dead wax are of the matrix numbers "I'm On The Mountain" side.  The last 2 pictures are of the matrix numbers on the "Black Night" side.  
Cover condition: No cover.  
Inner sleeve:  Includes new plain white paper inner sleeve.  
***American singer, songwriter and beauty pageant winner.
Born April 3, 1944 in Jacksonville, Florida.
Died June 25, 2002 (age of 58) in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Married to Norman Kaye of the Mary Kaye Trio.
She was Miss Las Vegas and Miss Nevada of 1963. She recorded six singles with Decca Records (“Black Night”, “Mansion of Tears”, “The Third Person”, Wall to Wall Heartaches”, “Something to Think About,” and “Top Twenty”) and one with Vee Jay (“Don’t Walk Away”). She retired from singing and helped husband run their real estate company.
She moved to Las Vegas at the age of 18 to pursue a singing career. Instead she found a job as a showgirl at the Sahara Hotel and parlayed her beauty into the Miss Nevada title in 1963.
She wrote the song 'The Third Person', which was nominated for a Grammy.

1. Mint (M): I will only describe as record as Mint (M) if it is factory sealed, new.
2. Near Mint (NM or M-): A record in near-perfect condition, showing little to no visible signs of use. It may have been played a few times but retains its original sound quality and visual appearance without significant flaws.
3. Very Good Plus (VG+): The record shows minor signs of handling, such as faint scuffs or light hairline scratches. These do not significantly affect playback, although faint background noise may be noticeable in quieter sections.
4. Very Good (VG): Displays more pronounced wear, including scuffs or scratches that might produce occasional surface noise. May also be occasional light crackles or pops.  Despite these imperfections, the record remains a good listening copy.
5. Good (G) / Good Plus (G+): Exhibits heavier wear, with visible scratches or scuffs. Expect consistent surface noise, occasional pops, or skips, though the record is still playable overall.
6. Fair (F) / Poor (P): Severely worn or damaged, with deep scratches, warping, or cracks. These records are generally not playable and are best suited for display or archival purposes

1. Mint (M): I will only describe as record as Mint (M) if it is factory sealed, new.
2. Near Mint (NM or M-): A record in near-perfect condition, showing little to no visible signs of use. It may have been played a few times but retains its original sound quality and visual appearance without significant flaws.
3. Very Good Plus (VG+): The record shows minor signs of handling, such as faint scuffs or light hairline scratches. These do not significantly affect playback, although faint background noise may be noticeable in quieter sections.
4. Very Good (VG): Displays more pronounced wear, including scuffs or scratches that might produce occasional surface noise. May also be occasional light crackles or pops.  Despite these imperfections, the record remains a good listening copy.
5. Good (G) / Good Plus (G+): Exhibits heavier wear, with visible scratches or scuffs. Expect consistent surface noise, occasional pops, or skips, though the record is still playable overall.
6. Fair (F) / Poor (P): Severely worn or damaged, with deep scratches, warping, or cracks. These records are generally not playable and are best suited for display or archival purposes

1. Mint (M): I will only describe as record as Mint (M) if it is factory sealed, new.
2. Near Mint (NM or M-): A record in near-perfect condition, showing little to no visible signs of use. It may have been played a few times but retains its original sound quality and visual appearance without significant flaws.
3. Very Good Plus (VG+): The record shows minor signs of handling, such as faint scuffs or light hairline scratches. These do not significantly affect playback, although faint background noise may be noticeable in quieter sections.
4. Very Good (VG): Displays more pronounced wear, including scuffs or scratches that might produce occasional surface noise. May also be occasional light crackles or pops.  Despite these imperfections, the record remains a good listening copy.
5. Good (G) / Good Plus (G+): Exhibits heavier wear, with visible scratches or scuffs. Expect consistent surface noise, occasional pops, or skips, though the record is still playable overall.
6. Fair (F) / Poor (P): Severely worn or damaged, with deep scratches, warping, or cracks. These records are generally not playable and are best suited for display or archival purposes