THE SMITHS Debut LP 1984 Rough Trade UK Stencil Logo 1st Press VG+/VG+
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Mar 3, 2023 Sold Date
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THE SMITHS Debut LP 1984 Rough Trade UK Stencil Logo 1st Press VG+/VG+



THE SMITHS The Smiths LP


Original
and OUT OF PRINT 10-song 12" VINYL LP as released by Rough Trade Records, UK (ROUGH 61) back in 1984 w/printed inner sleeve. True first pressing!
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Marron/Gray colored Andy Warhol jacket art with the stencil version of the Rough Trade logo present. Includes printed inner sleeve.


Condition: • Vinyl is VG+ / Dust Jacket is VG+


(I always try to grade records very conservatively; more often then not—if not always—they're usually better then they're rated/advertised)


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MORE NOTES on CONDITION:


All offerings are based on a visual grade, As mentioned previously, I typically gravitate toward the conservative end of the scale with most things generally being better than they’re described as I believe in managing expectations.

Using the Goldmine visual grading standards: Mint, Near Mint, Very Good+, Very Good, Good+, Good, Fair, Poor. If you are not a familiar and or a well seasoned collector, I encourage you to look up their grading system and familiarize yourself.

As a general rule the only time I’ll list something below Very Good condition would be if it is extremely rare and or exceptionally hard to find (and will say as much up front).
 1503 (GS 9.2.1 (1503))


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