MONO 1967 GRATEFUL DEAD 1st US Pressing MONOPHONIC Gold WB W 1689 LP
  $   27

 


$ 27 Sold For
Feb 2, 2014 Sold Date
Jan 26, 2014 Start Date
$   25 Start price
2   Number Of Bids
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MONO ultra rare 1967 GRATEFUL DEAD 1st US Pressing MONOPHONIC Gold WB W 1689 LP


Description

The Grateful Dead

Original 1967 Warner Bros W 1689 Monaural MONO Gold Label

Ultra Rare Monophonic 1st US Pressing!

Record Plays VG+ with high shine -has a sticker with the original owners name on one side of the record label (please see photos)

Cover is in great condition for age -has light ring wear on front side of the cover -lower RH corner bumped in 1/4" -has original owners name stamped on upper back side of the cover -no splits - a very nice copy overall (please see photos)

Includes original inner paper sleeve -has 4" split on the bottom side of the sleeve, the other sides have no splits

Please notice all of my positive ratings and bid with confidence!

$4.00 FLAT RATE SHIPPING IN US

$8.00 FLAT RATE SHIPPING TO CANADA

$1.00 Shipping for each additional LP -Double LPs $2.00 extra each album

$18.00 FLAT RATE SHIPPING ANYWHERE ELSE WORLDWIDE -please note that records will be shipped using USPS First Class International Mail which is the least expensive for the buyer, so of course the shipping will not include any tracking number or insurance.

If you have any special shipping request, just let me know.

No shipping to China

Please note that I always play my records prior to listing, I use the standard Goldmine grading shown below when describing the vinyl.

I always use large photos and try to give the most accurate description when grading both the vinyl and the album covers. 

  • SS (still sealed) -never opened or played
  • M (mint) -absolutely perfect in every way -I never use this rating
  • NM or M- (near mint) -shiny with no visible defects at all -no surface noise when played -nearly perfect
  • VG+ or E (vg plus or excellent) -may show some slight signs of wear, including light scuffs or very light scratches that do not affect the listening experience. Most collectors, especially those who want to play their records would be happy with the VG+ record, especially if it is toward the high end of the grade sometimes called VG++ or E+
  • VG (very good) plays with more than normal surface noise and some scratches may be audible
  • VG- (very good minus) plays through with no skipping but with heavy surface noise

I stand behind my ratings and offer full refunds, if something is wrong just let me know and I will try to make it right for you.












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