AC/DC Whole Lotta Rosie 45 original Aussie Alberts 1978
A$
338
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224
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Description
AC/DC Whole Lotta Rosie / Dog Eat Dog 45, Alberts AP11832, Australia 1978.
Apologies to those who saw this listed earlier this week and bid. The listing ended early as I wanted to correct the postage statement on all my listings! It was reading "Posts to Australia" when it should, of course, say "Worldwide"!!!
Early AC/DC with Bon Scott. Casting my mind back to the '70s I don't remember this being a single, which may explain why it's rare. Excellent condition with, looking under bright light, a few light surface handling marks. (EX minus) Labels excellent.
(for details on grading terms see below)
postage
Within Australia AU$3 ; Asia Pacific/ Japan AU$5 ; Rest of the World AU$7.50.
Multiple purchases can be combined. Insurance can be quoted. If you choose not to insure (overseas) or use registered post (in Australia) I take no responsibility for items lost or damaged (an extremely rare event, hasn't happened to me but it can happen!)
payment methods
Payment must be received within 14 days of auction end.
Australian buyers: direct deposit ; Paypal ; money order.
International buyers: Paypal
grading
Grading done visually and by playing a few sections. Any scratches tested.
MINT means as new. If the record appears almost unplayed I use NEAR MINT. This is not a common grading.
EXCELLENT means played but well cared for, very little (if any) lessening in sound quality, no scratches. Cover may have very light wear. A quality used record!
VG+ means definitely played often but without any major deterioration in sound quality, may have some light surface wear, surface marks, or a small scratch or two. These will be detailed in my description. Cover has some wear, but no major creases or seam splits. A very good record!
VG means played to the point of developing surface wear, and/or some deeper scratches. These will be detailed. Cover displays general wear and tear.
Anything less will be described and not given a grading.