Gardiner Bach St. Matthew's Passion Ed1 DGG Digital Stereo '89 3LP-Box NM
  $   204

 


$ 204 Sold For
May 11, 2014 Sold Date
May 1, 2014 Start Date
$   30 Start price
7   Number Of Bids
  Germany Country Of Seller
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Description

All of the records listed in this week's auction stem from one single collection that was assembled between the mid 50s and the late 80s. The pre-owner was a dedicated collector and music-lover who apparently treated his LPs with the utmost caution and respect.

As a consequence almost all LPs on offer appear to be in MINT rather than NM condition. Even the very old mono-pressings from the 50s I offer look and sound incredibly well preserved.

I will, however, use NM as the highest grade for any of these beauties, although you can consider the majority of them to be looking like unplayed discs.


Johann Sebastian Bach: St. Matthew's Passion

Complete Recording

John Eliot Gardiner conducting the English Baroque Soloists and the Monteverdi Choir.With Johnson, Schmidt, Bonney and many more

German Ed.1 DGG digital stereo pressing from 1989 with small tulip labels. 3 LP box with cd-sized booklet.


  • Condition Box: NM.  Massive first editon linen box without Grand Prix-sticker. Practically no visible wear.

  • Condition Vinyl: NM. Most likely unplayed

  • Condition Booklet: NM. Flawless!

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  • I offer combined shipping for multiple purchases and I'll always send an invoice with correct rates shortly after auction-end.

  • Unless you notify me in time, payment is expected within 5 days after receiving of invoice. If I don't at least hear from you in between, I'll send a non-payment notification through Ebay afterwards.

  • If in doubt about anything, please contact me, I'm glad to help you!

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International shipping-rates:


Weight of this package:1.4Kg


Shipping as registered airmail-letter (to any destination worldwide):
 

up to 0.5 Kg:  12.00 $

0.5 to 1.0 Kg: 18.00 $

1.0 to 2.0 Kg: 30.00 $

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DHL Small Package for up to 2 Kg (Only offered for European Union!):

17.00 $

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DHL standard for 2 up to 5 Kg

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Rest of Europe: 48.00 $

Rest of World 1 ( USA, Canada, Middle East, North Africa): 52.00 $

Rest of world 2 (all other countries): 62.00 $


DHL standard for 5 up to 10 Kg

European Union: 38.00 $

Rest of Europe: 58.00 $

Rest of World 1 ( USA, Canada, Middle East, North Africa): 67.00 $

Rest of World 2 (all other countries): 82.00 $



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Innerdeutsch:

Bis 2 Kg:                4,60 € als Maxibrief Plus
Ab 2 bis 10 Kg:    6,50€  als DHL- Paket.


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About my record-grading:

All records are described as accurately as possible and I will always prefer a more detailed depiction of the actual status, but usually I’ll only visually grade the records.

Please note that old records that were stored in shelves for a long time might have static noises even if they still look like new. Professional cleaning will almost always solve that problem.

Dust on records will generally not influence my gradings but if records appear to have stronger signs of soiling, I will give them a professional cleaning and playgrade them to get a more objective view on what their condition is actually like.

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On May-05-14 at 11:42:45 PDT, seller added the following information:

 I have just realized that there is a mistake in the description of the box. This is not a massive linen box, of course, but a typical late 80s laminated cardboard-box. I took my description of an early Richter-DGG-set as a template for this and forgot to adjust it properly afterwards (this only goes for the material the box is made of, not its condition nor that of the records or the booklet)
Although I very much expect anyone interested in this set will know this either way, I thought this clarification might be helpful for those who don't. Thanks!




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