PINK FLOYD 'Emily' DJ 45 PIC SLEEVE 1967 M- RARE Tower
  $   748

 


$ 748 Sold For
Aug 25, 2008 Sold Date
Aug 15, 2008 Start Date
$   300 Start price
16   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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After taking some time off from Ebay (for personal reasons) a couple years ago, I'm ready to continue parting with items from my
collection of nearly 40,000 promo singles, LP's & CD's from the 60's thru the 90's that I was fortunate to acquire from
doing 35 years of Rock Radio. All of my records are guaranteed original pressings.
In the 80's I advertised and auctioned off thousands of records in Goldmine magazine under the name of Hemp's Hits.
If you are a previous customer, you already know of my integrity as an honest dealer.
Those of you who are not familiar with me need only to check my Feedback. You can bid with complete confidence.

These records were sorted, stored, moved a few times, and then stored again for decades. Some carefully, others were not.
All of my gradings are strictly visual, and more often than not, quite generous. However, because of various quality in pressings,
I cannot guarantee that the pressings themselves will be noise-free. That comes with the territory.
Many 50's (e.g. Chess, Vee-Jay, etc.) & 60's pressings, especially the small independent labels, were pressed "on-the-cheap."

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MY
GRADING SCALE

Grading below is for the disc only. I'll throw in the corresponding sleeve when possible.
Sleeves show some natural wear from 40 years of storage. Many are perfect, others are not.
(remember...unless noted,these records, to the best of my knowledge have never been played)

NM (Near Mint): Record will show no serious scuffs or scratches in the playing area. May have minor scuffs on edges from
decades of storage, or a small scuff, scratch or paper scuff on playing area
. It's near mint, not mint (which would be 'sealed' to me)
M- : A scuff or two or light scratch or two on either or both sides.
VG+: Scuffs and some minor scratches in the playing area. Some will most likely be heard.
VG: Many scuffs or scratches that will be heard but record should play fine.

Record grading is subjective. That's why I offer a money back guarantee on
everything I sell (no refunds on shipping charges). Bid with complete confidence.

SHIPPING CHARGES
See bottom of this listing for shipping charge to your country.
Shipping discount available for multiple winnings.
Maximum records per package is 14.
Domestic insurance is required on items $25 & up and is automatically added to the cost.
I will
NOT be responsible for lost packages that are not insured, domestic or international.

NOTE- FOR OVERSEAS CUSTOMERS: BECAUSE OF IT'S VALUE, THIS PARTICULAR RECORD WILL BE SENT EXPRESS MAIL INTERNATIONAL WHICH ALLOWS ON-LINE TRACKING AND PROOF OF SHIPMENT. IF YOU WANT TO ADD INSURANCE, THAT IS YOUR CHOICE, BUT I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IF YOUR PACKAGE IS LOST IN THE MAIL WITHOUT IT. EXPRESS MAIL INTERNATIONAL IS $26.95. BE PREPARED
TO PAY THAT AMOUNT IF YOU LIVE OUTSIDE OF THE USA. NO EXCEPTIONS.

FEEDBACK
I will leave positive feedback upon receipt of positive feedback from the buyer.
If there is a problem with an item, please let me know first by contacting me through Ebay


- NO 'BEST OFFERS' ACCEPTED-

I have other items up for auction or sale right now. You can see them here.

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(THE) PINK FLOYD - "See Emily Play / Scarecrow"
 PROMO 45 in original Pic Sleeve - 1967

Visually Graded Condition of disc : M-

(2nd single. Pic sleeve has survived 40 years nicely. Frayed top and some bent corners from storage, and one tiny tiny split starting to form at the bottom - 1/16"..otherwise
no other splits or tears or writing! Torn portion on label on A-side from a sticker removal 40 years ago. One sticker remains. I no longer have good enough eyes to remove stickers from labels. If it's that important to you, I'll let you do it. B-side label is clean...see pic.)

NOTE (added on 8/17): The last time I sold one of these was in the early 80's in Goldmine magazine.
Since then, apparently there have been bootlegs of this. So be it.
Here's the deal: This is NOT a bootleg. This is the original 1967 promo release.  Please don't email me questioning the validity of this item. 'I' was the person who opened this package that came directly from Capitol distributing which was mailed to the radio station back when this was released.
I don't sell bootlegs. I've never owned a single one...simply because one phone call to a distributor would get me a new copy of anything for free.
That's the best perk of being in the radio biz. 
If you question the validity of this item, that's your call. I'm here to tell you, that if you pass on this one, you're passing on the real deal.


IF YOU LIVE OUTSIDE OF THE USA AND PLAN TO BID, PLEASE READ SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING SHIPPING ABOVE




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