Edward Auer-Chopin LP Direct To Disc Audio Technica Japan SEALED RCA M/NM

$

25

• Artist: Edward Auer
• Title: Chopin
• Format: LP
• Label/Cat#: RCA/RDCE-7
• Year: 1978
• Special Features: Limited Edition Direct To Disc recording from "Direct Master Series" distributed by Audio Technica. ~Made In Japan~Strong package, disc and cover very rigid seems like thicker pressing coupled with heavy cardboard sleeve. Top Quality!
• Condition Record/Cover: MINT/NM
• Condition Description: Top Copy of audiophile record. Incredible shape. Record should be as new on opening. Cover protected in strong poly bag. Only thing of note is on the poly bag there is remnants of what appears to be a sticker, it is not sticky, looks like a sticker that dries up and flaked off, this is on the back on the flap. Cover itself is near perfect.

Note to International buyers outside U.S. items over $50.00 or over 4 lbs. (Canada), or over 3 lbs. (Rest Of World) will be sent Priority Mail International.

I combine shipping on multiple items:

• 1-2 LPs $3.99
• 3 - 5 LPs $4.99
• 6 - 10 LPs $5.99

International 1st Class up to 3 lbs (except Canada)

• Up to And Below 2 lbs. $24.99 (1 maybe 2 LPs depending on weight)
• 2 to 3 lbs $36.99 (2 maybe 3 LPs depending on weight)
• Anything above 3 lbs. it makes sense to send Priority Mail International as the price is very close to First Class International.
• Anything above 4 lbs. will have to be Priority Mail International as First Class International is only good up to 4 lbs.

Canada International 1st Class up to 4 lbs

• Up to and Below 2 Lbs $16.99 (1 maybe 2 LPs depending on weight)
• 2 to 4 lbs $26.99 (2 - 3 maybe 4 LPs depending on weight).
• Anything above 4 lbs. will have to be Priority Mail International as First Class International is only good up to 4 lbs.

Grading system follows:

• Mint (NM): SEALED new perfect in every way, near impossible grade half your new records at record stores don't make this grade. No open record I list will be MINT. I generally only grade covers MINT
• Near Mint (NM): Vinyl should show no signs of wear, no marks. Should essentially be what you would expect when a new record is opened. Cover should follow suit, usually in perfect shrink.
• Excellent (EX): Not a Goldmine grade but in my opinion a grade that needs to be included to grade records with no more than a couple rub, sleeve, or small marks that do not affect play. A EX record should play very close to a NM record. Covers with only very slight wear or imperfection that slips it from NM grade.
• Very Good Plus (VG+) Should be acceptable to all but the most critical collector's. Light signs of play evident. Light marks peppered that do not affect play greatly if at all. Cover will have some minor imperfections.
• Very Good (VG) This grade is not junk. light marks can be peppered but disc should play very close to VG+. A VG disc will have a nice shine but will show some areas where there will be some clusters of light marks that affect play minimally. VG is not garbage it is a decent disc where the listening experience is still wholly enjoyable. VG cover will either have minor wear throughout or 1 to 2 significant problems that detract from a higher rating.
• Very Good Minus (VG-)(Good Plus (G+) in EBAY)-Try not to list a lot in this condition. If I do list VG- it is usually the cover. Discs will have light to moderate marks throughout. Covers will have 2 - 4 significant issues. VG- record will play with some issues but will not totally overwhelm listening experience.

I do not list items in any lesser condition.