Nico-The Marble Index 1968 White Label Promo Elektra EKS 74029 VG+
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The product is a rare 1968 white label promo edition of Nico's album "The Marble Index" on Elektra records, EKS72409. This LP features a 33 RPM speed and comes in a cardboard sleeve That is in good condition and edges and corners are pictured. Very slight fold mark in cover on the back cover near the word “Nico” (as pictured).. The vinyl is in very good plus (VG+) condition, With very little surface noise and both sides have been tested completely on Project turntable with Sumiko moonbeam stylus.. There is a pop during the intro of the second song on side two that last for three or four revolutions. One micro nick in the vinyl, but it played through just fine on my turntable, and while that’s not perfect, I didn’t consider it much of a big deal. Just being thorough, But it is audible.. In general, though, the vinyl is very clean with very limited surface noise. . The release is from the 1960s and is in stereo format, providing a unique listening experience for fans of Nico's music. Included is the original Elektra records, paper sleeve. Record is housed in a vinyl sleeve and cover, record, sleeve, all come in a clear plastic sleeve as well. If you choose United States Postal Service, media mail, or even their , priority or whatever it is called, please understand that there have been and continue to be major delays And shipping errors, especially when it moves through the Palmetto processing Plant north of Atlanta which is where this album ships from. And at least two cases, Palmetto has sent my items to Texas processing first , only to have them shipped back across the USA to Florida and North Carolina destinations! During Christmas, packages were taking over a month to make it to locations. Buyers need to understand this , That, if you choose the cheapest means to ship the product to you, that is exactly what you’ll get from the United States Postal Service. Personally, if UPS is only a dollar or two more, you would do far better by selecting that as your. Mailing choice.  The rules for the Postal Service have also changed because their service is so bad, you cannot even ask where your package is until they have had it in possession for 8 to 14 days! Thank you for listening, choose wisely. You have been forewarned.
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