Elvis Presley Record Girls,Girls,Girls 1962 LPM 2621 RARE Photo Calendar
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Description
Note: The lighting in photos does not display all the records properly. Please, read below for grading values. All audio is checked for defects.
ALL RECORDS ARE ORIGINAL OR EARLY PRESSINGS
Girls, Girls, Girls 1962 LPM 2621: VG++ with RARE Calendar, original RCA sleeve (near mint), Long play, 33 1/2, Plays all the way through with no skips. No deep groves. Some very light scratches and scuff marks.
Cover: VG, some wear on edges, small splt.sm on top
OTHER LISTINGS
Elvis Presley (Debut Album) 1956 LPM 1254: VG++ , Long play, 33 1/2, Plays all the way through with no skips. Very light scratches and scuff marks. Normal wear.
Cover: G , wobc, sm.splt at top, scuffs
Loving You 1957 LPM 1515: VG++, Long play, 33 1/2, Plays all the way through with no skips. No deep groves. Hairline scratches and scuff marks. Normal wear.
Cover: VG
King Creole 1958 LPM 1884: VG+, original Elvis records advertising record sleeve (MINT), Long play, 33 1/2, Two skips on S2. Hairline scratches and scuff marks.
Cover: VG++, mark obc
Elvis Gold Records Volume 2 1959 LPM 2075: VG++, original RCA sleeve, Long play, 33 1/2, Plays all the way through with no skips. No deep groves. Hairline scratches and scuff marks.
Cover: VG
Blue Hawaii 1961 LPM 2426: VG++ Long play, 33 1/2, Plays all the way through with no skips. No deep groves. Hairline scratches and scuff marks.
Cover: G, ct
Girls, Girls, Girls 1962 LPM 2621: VG++ with RARE Calendar, original RCA sleeve (near mint), Long play, 33 1/2, Plays all the way through with no skips. No deep groves. Some very light scratches and scuff marks.
Cover: VG, some wear on edges, small splt.sm on top
Sealed (SS)
Near Mint (NM)
Excellent (EX)
Very Good Plus (VG+)
Very Good (VG)
Good Plus (G+)
Good (G)
Fair to Poor (FP)
Detailed Description for vinyls
cover graded first / vinyl graded second
Sealed (ss)
Self-explanatory. Some record companies in the 60's sealed the disc in a plastic inner bag but not the record jacket. These are graded jacket=(as appropriate) / disc="sealed." For instance a VG+ jacket and sealed disc would be: VG++/sealed. Otherwise, a sealed item has only one grade.
Near Mint (NM)
This is the highest grade used by Record Castle for an unsealed item. "Mint" is not used as a grade because, without a microscope and 40 minutes of inspection per record, perfection cannot be verified to everyone's satisfaction. Near Mint ranges from a record appearing unused, to an item that may have been used, but is without a notable cosmetic defect as evidence of that use.
Excellent (EX)
This grade refers to an attractive, fresh-in-appearance item that, upon closer inspection, has been disqualified from the NM category due to (usually) one flaw that could not be overlooked.
Very Good Plus (VG+)
This is the broadest grade serving as a catch-all for any decent, presentable, average, usable (not marred or defective) item. People ordering VG+ items usually are prepared to accept an imperfect item representing the artifact that it is, and are going to enjoy it without being excessively preoccupied with cosmetic details. VG+ is a fine copy that is indisputably "used", being your basic "decent used record" for utilitarian purposes. .
Very Good (VG)
This is the beginning of "rough" for collector's purposes. A VG record is usually one that a collector will buy to fill a "hole" in his/her library until a better copy comes along. We usually don't advertise items with either VG covers or discs unless they are deemed scarce enough to attract a collector for this purpose.
Good Plus (G+)
Averaged between VG and G,
Good (G)
Items graded "good" are very used and only presentable to the least discriminating record hunter. This classification is usually employed for jackets when it's the disc that's worth collecting, and vice-versa; or when the component in question is very rare and still a COLLECTIBLE item.
Fair to Poor (FP)
Extremely bad condition "
Source: http://www.recordcastle.com/gradingsystem.htm
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