Tina Louise LP It's Time For Tina Concert Hall H1521

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Tina Louise LP  It's Time For Tina Concert Hall H1521  Near Mint!

 

Cover
Grading

  The cover is in excellent condition.  Still glossy with no ring wear, edge or corner wear.  The front has small places where color from another LP, or light dirt has transferred.  Not distracting, but it is there if you look.  The back has a light 3" V shaped impression in the upper left corner.  Part of the mark has penetrated the white paper and there is a thin line down to the cardboard.  About like a razor cut, clean.  This area is at the lower part of the V and is 1" long up each arm of the V.  Considering the near perfect condition of everything else, it is a minor flaw. See slow loading photo's below.

Vinyl
Grading

  The vinyl is Mint Minus, like new.  There is a piece of label fuzz hanging in the center of the hole.  I would guess that it has not been played.  If you want a better one, hold out for one that is sealed.  This is a well preserved combination.

Shipping

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Sorry, not responsible for uninsured packages.      Shipping Discounts  Customers who purchase multiple LP's that are shipped, and paid for, at the same time will receive a discount on each additional LP. 
You will pay the base rate on the first LP, and each additional LP will billed at the rate that we are charged.  You will pay what we pay for the extra's, that seemed fair to us!  The actual price varies depending on country and method of shipping and ranges from 50 cents to $2.50.   This is a fairly decent shot of the marking on the front cover.  Typical slide marks.  You are looking at the most noticeable area, which is the line above Tina's head.  This is the high spot where the front and rear graphics overlap.  You can see a little above her arm in the ring area of the LP.  It is minor.  It would be considered a small amount on a 5 year old LP, much less a 50 year old record.  98% of the cover is as clean as the area all around her arm and face.  Normally I wouldn't go to this length, but I know these LP's occasionally sell for a good price.  I want you to know what you are getting.  Only a sealed copy would be better.  How it stayed this nice I will never know. This is a very good shot of the V shaped mark on the rear.  Something slid against it, and fortunately it only left an impression except at the bottom of the V.  You can see the extent of the area where the paper was actually cut, and it is primarily on the left arm of the V shape near the bottom.