SLIM RHODES ON SUN RECORDS 238 -GONNA ROMP & STOMP

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..Local pick-up is also available. A $2.00 handling fee                        
..  ... .    VINTAGE  COMES AS IS  SHIPPING PRICE IS IN THE USA LOWER 48 STATES
           ... .  #  RECORD    45    GONNA ROMP   FINE SCATCHES OR SCUFFS   ,ETC   TAPE ON LAPEL        VGP     /      FLIP SIDE     BAD GIRL           FINE SMEARS AND LITE FINE SCATCHES   LITTLE FADED IN A SPOT      VGP  TO VGPP         LAPEL  238   DEAD WAX   4 -189 + 5 DD               ,,,,,, ...   ....  Unfortunately, time doe's not permit us to play grade all records - usually only the rarest records are play graded at times .  Records described as "play graded" are usually spot checked with a brite light  , some may be  played all the way through.  A record that appears  VG may play as VG+ or even NM, and vice-versa ,etc.  We try to note this in the description...   ,,, I         ..     ...   #      INTERNATION SHIPPING FOR ONE 45    RECORD ONLY   $ 11.00 SORRY WITH ALL THE FEES PAYPAL AND E-BAY PUTS ON SELLERS  THIS IS THE BEST I CAN DO . NO COMPINE SHIPPING UNLESS I AGREE TO IT

 *See below for "Play  Graded" records.    .....      /////////        ANY AUTOGRAPHS ARE NOT CONFIRM-I WILL DO MY BEST TO CHECK ON THE AUTOGRAPHS    ///////////   STARDARD FORMAT FOR RECORDS :    78'S   33 1/3 '   45'S  RECORDS       ..COMES AS IS      ARTIST:   RECORD'S   GRADE  .   VINAL  MAY HAVE      LIGHT SMEARS,  OR  A FINE SCATCH THAT MAYBE A MESS   ,ETC.  SOME 78'S  DO NOT COME WITH  SLEEVES    SHIPPING IN THE LOWER 48 STATES MEDAL MAIL   .   SHIPPING  MULT ITEMS IN FLAT RATE BOXS  IS  A NO ,   UNLESS I AGREE TO IT  .  IT MAY BE TO MUCH  FOR THE BOX TO HANDLE  ,ETC

Grade Record Cover Mint (M) A Mint (M) record should appear to have just left the manufacturer without any handling; that is, it should appear perfect. No scuffs or scratches, blotches or stains, labels or writing, tears or splits; nothing.  And age has nothing to do with it; the same standards for Mint apply to a 10" soundtrack from 1954 as they do to a 'grunge' album from 1994! A Mint album cover should appear to have never had a record in it; no ring-wear (defined here as any imprint on the cover from the record that it formerly held), dog-eared corners, writing, seam-splits.  Uh-uh.  Mint means perfect and nothing else. Near Mint (NM) A record that is otherwise Mint but has one or two tiny, inconsequential flaws that do not affect the play is Near Mint (NM).  For many, NM and Mint-Minus mean the same thing. (I prefer NM.) Covers should still be close to perfect with minor signs of wear or age just becoming evident: slight ring-wear, minor denting to a corner, or writing on the cover should all be noted properly. Very Good + (VG+) Sometimes referred to as 'Excellent," a Very Good Plus (VG+) record has been handled and played either infrequently or very carefully.  That is, an item obviously not perfect, but not too far from it.  On a disc, this could mean that there are light paper scuffs from sliding in and out of a sleeve or the vinyl may have lost some- not all- of its original luster.  A slight scratch that did not affect play in an otherwise NM disc would be acceptably VG+ for most collectors.  A scratch of any sort that audibly clicked throughout the music would not be acceptable.  Some wear from storage is acceptable, especially light wear that does not affect the beauty of the artwork.  Very Good (VG) Very Good (VG) records will display visible signs of handling and playing, such as loss of vinyl luster, light surface scratches, groove wear, and spindle trails from countless spins on the turntable.  A VG record looks like it will have some audible surface noise when it is played, although any such noise should not overwhelm the musical experience.  VG records should appear to have been well played although well-Ioved by a responsible owner.  Gouges in the plating from slapping the disc down onto the spindle, rips in the label from pulling stickers formerly affixed, etc., are all unacceptable. This is a difficult grade when discussing paper goods.  Like a disc, usually a cover is VG when a variety of problems are evident: ring wear, seam splits, bent corners, loss of gloss, stains, etc.  An aggravated combination of two of these problems- never all of them- would likely cause a sleeve to be graded VG. Good (G) Good ('G') in record collecting parlance all too often means a beat, trashed, take-it-to-the-flea-market frisbee.  Good should mean that the record is well-played with any number of defects that collectors normally shy away from, such as an almost complete loss of surface sheen, aggravating surface noise, etc.  Still, the purchaser, knowing full well that he or she is buying a Good record, should be able to take it home, slap it onto the turntable and have a good time listening to it.  Records that do not provide this most fundamental requirement are just no good.  A Good record should command 10-15% of the NM price. A Good cover has seen considerable handling over a course of years and displays the obvious signs: ring-wear on the cover; some seam-splitting, particularly along the bottom, which would receive the brunt of the record's sliding in and out; corners may be dog-eared to a light degree; an infatuated owner may have written his or her name somewhere; etc.  If a record or cover is beneath your contempt, it is not in 'G' condition; look below for the appropriate grade. Poor (P) Basically, junk.  Also junk.   PLEASE READ THIS   ##        . .I NEEDED  TO CHANGE MY POLICY:. IF YOU BID ON MORE THEN ONE ITEM EXPECIALLY OVERSEAS - I WILL LITTLE  DISCOUNT ON SHIPPING..  ###          -MOST TIMES I BUT THE ITEMS  AT A LOW STARTING BID ,LESS  THEN I PAID FOR THE ITEMS  ,SO  I TAKE A LOST OF MONEY AT TIMES,  -I BEEN TAKING A HARD HIT FROM FEES -ANY QUESTIONS ON THIS E-MAIL ME      
       ,    #                ,      ####            ANY AUTOGRAPHS ARE NOT CONFIRM-I WILL DO MY BEST TO CHECK ON IT   .... SHIPPING  TO   EROUPE  VARIES      NO LOCAL PICK-UP UNLESS A AGREE TO IT  -   //////