ELVIS PRESLEY PICTURE SLEEVE EP ads on back EPA-747 P/S

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RCA VICTOR records EPA-747

ELVIS PRESLEY EP

BLUE SUEDE SHOES , TUTTI FRUTTI

w/ I GOT A WOMAN, JUST BECAUSE

Very nice vinyl, minimal surface wear, overall VG++, label has small piece of paper with name taped to it on side 1, I've made no effort to remove this.
Picture sleeve is EXCELLENT, some mild discoloration from age, otherwise minimal wear to edges, overall bright and shiny and clean with smooth edges, BEAUTIFUL !

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This is from the first of two 45 collections I'm listing this week, condition is consistently great throughout both collections and there are some nice picture sleeves, Elvis, Beatles, etc - win multiple items and save on combined shipping!

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please write if you have questions!

~see below for more details on record grading values, otherwise~

SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE GREAT RECORDS - WIN MULTIPLE ITEMS AND SAVE ON COMBINED SHIPPING!

Winner pays shipping costs - all 45s shipped in fresh unused white paper sleeves, shipped between sheets of heavy cardboard, insurance at buyer's request (please wait for invoice if you want to add insurance)

media mail $3.50 shipping in USA for first record, $1.00 each additional
Priority mail $5 / $1 add'l if you prefer

shipping to Canada - $5 for the first record plus $1 each additional

Overseas - $7.00 for first record, $2 to add one or two more, multiple records will depend on weight, I only charge what it costs me so write for an estimate if you hope to win several records.

thanks for looking!

MORE ABOUT GRADING ETC:

Please note, I am a very conservative grader. I use the same standards for selling that I use for my own collection. I only use NEAR MINT to mean truly flawless and I only say possibly UNPLAYED if the previous owner has told me this and I can confirm no signs of spindle wear visible on the label under a spotlight. I want customers to be happy with what they received and I try to allow room for buyers to be even more critical than I am without disappointment. I grade records visually, I have been dealing in records for 20+ years so I know what to look for, and there is no guarantee that what I hear on my system is what you’ll hear on yours anyway. If you’re serious about collecting records, you should clean your records for dust before every play. Most surface noise and popping is caused by dust particles that are too small to see. Even the paper sleeves most records are sold in contribute to this, and the shipping process – no matter how carefully everything is packed – can contribute to this. Dust can be safely removed from record grooves with a record brush such as the one made by discwasher which has fibers small enough to reach inside the grooves (washcloths or paper towels do not).

Please see my feedback and you will know to bid with confidence!

Vinyl grading terms / how I’m using them:

Near Mint (NM): A flawless record. Looks like it was just opened and shows no visible evidence of being played.

VG++: An album owned by a meticulous collector, or maybe by a normal person who just never listened to it. Might have some minimal light sleeve or handling marks but should not affect play.

VG+: Vinyl shows faint marks from handling or paper scuffs which could mean some light surface noise in those areas

VG: Vinyl may have some noticeable surface noise in parts and visible light scuffs and/or scratches. Might pop or click in some places, but will play well with no skipping. Still a solid record.

VG-: This is the lowest grade I will sell on ebay, and then only if it’s a really tough record to find. Vinyl might have considerable surface noise and visible scuffs, marks, or wear on both sides. The record will still play well without skipping and will be worth listening to.