The Byrds Eight Miles High Why? 1966 7 Inch 45 RPM Picture Sleeve Columbia HTF
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Description
The Byrds 1966 Release of the 7" Single featuring Eight Miles High and Why? This 45 RPM vinyl record is inside of the very hard to find picture sleeve.
I carefully cleaned the record and have played both sides. There is some surface noise noticeable, however there were no significant pops and no skipping. There is wear visible on the record label itself and a letter "B" written on the "Eight Miles High" side. I'd grade it VG.
The picture sleeve has signs of its age. There is wear along the top of the sleeve and a letter "B" written on the "Eight Miles High" side. I'd grade it VG.
Condition is Used. This record was acquired at an estate sale. It was part of an extensive collection; however, they were clearly for playing and as such there is some wear. Please carefully review the item photos.
Please be aware that I am not an expert at grading records or covers. I'll do my best to describe the item condition. If the record has any skipping, I'll note this in the listing by stating the song title and extent.
Vinyl Grading reference
Near Mint - No blemishes whatsoever, un-played.Excellent - Nearly perfect, not quite Mint but could be if only for the minute scuffs. No surface noise on playback.
Very Good+ - Records in this grade will have few, if any light sleeve marks or light scratches, nothing that is deep or that can be felt. Very minimal surface noise only noticeable between tracks or quieter passages. Nothing that takes away from the music.
Very Good - Some surface noise will be evident upon playing, especially in soft passages and during a song's intro and fade, but it will not overpower the music. Groove wear will start to be noticeable and may have light scratches that will affect the sound.
Very Good- - Will have many more marks, scratches, will have background noise/ticks/pops, but not completely distracting.
Good/Fair/Poor - These records will definitely show wear and tear, occasional ticks/pops/may have skips. Background noise will be very evident.
Sleeve Grading
Near Mint - Should look really nice, near new. Should show almost no wear. No tears or creases
VG+ - Should look good with only faint/minor wear. May have some minor creases but no tears.
VG - Should still look pretty good, but slightly more pronounced wear, and possibly some creases and minor tears
GD/FR/PR- These are all varying degrees of beat up. Significant wear, wear, creases and tears.
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