ELVIS PRESLEY Self-Titled (1956) Vinyl, LP RCA Victor LPM-1254 1st Pressing
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ELVIS PRESLEY Self-Titled (1956) Vinyl, LP RCA Victor LPM-1254 1st Pressing Second Run
This is a genuine first pressing 2nd run album as shown by the album cover. That is light pink "Elvis" Darker green "Presley" and same colors in the top right corner which gives the album # up there as well.
The record has been cleaned by a professional vinyl cleaner.
Side 1 vinyl: G2 PP1282
Side 2 vinyl: G2 PP1283
The vinyl is VG+ due to it's age and I believe due to the 1950's - 1960's record players where they stack up records that fall down upon each other for continuous playing. See below for details. Not warped at all.
The cover is good. There are splits the whole left side and about 9" on the bottom. There is a pen mark on the front cover.
The record sleeve is not the original sleeve that came with the 1956 Self Titled album but from a later album. This album cover and sleeve of the later album are shown in the photos. I am simply including this cover and sleeve as part of this deal as a package.
GRADING SCALE:
VERY GOOD+ (VG+) May show some slight signs of wear, including light scuffs or light surface scratches. May have surface noise between tracks and during the quieter sections of songs that do not affect the overall listening experience. May also show marks around the spindle hole. Covers will show minor wear including handling marks, slight ring wear, corner and edge wear and seam splits (less than 1 inch) that may have been repaired.
VERY GOOD (VG) Well played but not abused. Many of the imperfections found on a VG+ record are more obvious on a VG record. Vinyl will have scratches. Surface noise and some scratches will be audible, especially in lower volume sections of the song and during a song's intro and ending. But the noise will not overpower the music. Covers will have more obvious marks, corner and edge wear. May have split seams that have been repaired with glue or tape. May have writing.
GOOD (G) Records in this grade will show wear and tear. Plays well enough without skipping. I don'd sell vinyl in this category.
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