The Zombies - Odessey & Oracle - Date TES 4013 - original pressing

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LP -  The Zombies - Odessey & Oracle  (Date TES 4013)  The Side One vinyl is M-.  Side Two looks VG due to a mark (does not affect play) across the first five tracks but the whole side plays M-.  The cover is VG+ and has a small cut corner.

Please check out the other LPs I have listed on Ebay at this time. 

The highest grade I give on the vinyl and cover is M-.  When you get an M- LP from me, there is a very good chance that the vinyl will be in Mint condition by the standards of other dealers.  Many buyers have commented on that.  If you see a white streak at the bottom of the LP cover in the pictures, it is almost always from the camera's flash and it is not a white spot on the cover.

Postage in the U.S. is $5.50 for U.S. Post Office Media Mail.  I will combine multiple items to save on postage - each additional LP will cost an extra 50 cents ($6.00 total for two, $6.50 total for three).  

Shipping to international addresses has changed as eBay has started a new shipping program (July 2023) called EIS (eBay International Shipping).  The change is that you will pay $5.50 to cover my domestic media mail shipping cost to an eBay hub.  eBay will invoice you the $5.50 and add what their shipping charge is from the hub to your location.  eBay claims that this will result in a lower shipping cost to the international buyer and from what I have seen so far that looks to be true. 

The new EIS program does not allow for international combined invoices (hard to believe but true) so if you are buying more than one record, you must ask me to relist the items together in one listing.  I would then cancel both listings using "Buyer Requested".  I would inform you of when the new listing with multiple items goes active.  eBay would then process the sale and take care of invoicing you.  Otherwise, eBay will charge you separately for shipping each international purchase.

Goldmine magazine grading is used and when the play condition is different from the visual condition, I try to list both.   

All records are mailed between two pieces of cardboard placed inside a cardboard mailer made specifically for shipping records.  The record and the inner sleeve are removed from the cover to avoid splits in the cover.