DAN PENN "NOBODY'S FOOL" orig Bell PROMO LP unplayed
$
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I gladly accept Paypal for shipments in USA. Due to the liability that Ebay/Paypal have placed on sellers, I will NOT accept Paypal for international destinations when 1st Class mail is used. That is because there is NO tracking or insurance available. So payment will have to be by a method besides Paypal, or shipping will have to be by Priority Mail which can be tracked and insured. International buyers, contact me to discuss this, and do NOT send a Paypal with 1st Class shipping, even though you receive an Ebay invoice. Wait for MY invoice after we have discussed payment terms. US buyers, please use the Ebay end-of-auction notice as your invoice. I ask you to pay within 3 days, but contact me if that's a problem; I'll work with you.
Rare 1973 LP by DAN PENN, titled "Nobody's Fool". This is a white label promo, in NEAR MINT condition, on BELL label. It appears to be unplayed. The cover would be NEAR MINT, except there is a crease in the lower left corner, so I will give it a VG++. Good seams, corners, and surfaces.
Shipping in USA is by Media Mail, $3.99. Each additional LP in same shipment is $1.00
Canada shipping by 1st Class Mail is $8 for the first LP, $2.00 for each additional. Remember, NO PAYPAL if shipping 1st Class. If paying with Paypal, shipping must be Priority Mail, $22 for 1-3 LPs.
All other international shipping by 1st Class Mail is $15 for the first LP and $4 for each additional LP. Remember, NO PAYPAL if shipping 1st Class. If Paying with Paypal, shipping must be Priority Mail, $32 for first LP and $2 for each additional.
I combine shipping for EIGHT DAYS from the date of the first LP won!
RECORD GRADING SCALE: Near Mint / Very Good++ / VG+ / VG / VG- / G. NM is the top grade I use for an opened LP, and it will be like new or have at most a very faint, inconsequential marks or scuff. A VG++ record is the same as Excellent in some grading scales. It may have a VERY FEW FAINT inconsequential marks, scuffs, and/or hairlines. A VG+ record may have light marks, signs of use, but still a very well cared-for LP with some audible imperfections. A VG record may have very visible and audible marks, scuffs, hairlines, and light scratches. A VG- record has even more visible and audible imperfections, and in addition may have considerable scratch marks, although not gouged or badly beat. A G record is likely to be covered with significant marks, scuffs, and scratches. Typically it will be covered with "chicken scratches" indicating that it was not kept in a sleeve. Many times the older 1960s pressings in that condition will still play OK, with surface noise, even though they look pretty bad. I grade all records VISUALLY under strong incandescent light.
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