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45 rpm : 60'soul, R'n'B, Popcorn & more
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I grade records the best way I can (Goldmine grading standard). First grade A side, second B side
I grade under a lamp and make an audio check on the records I sell.
I pack the records securly in a 7' mailers with cardboard insert pads to keep the record safe and sturdy.

M- : Near perfect, Full gloss still present with possibly a few insignificant marks on the vinyl.

VG++ (EX) : Shows minor signs of use like some very light paper scuffs or just a hint of groove wear Vinyl still retains most of its original gloss and plays superb.

VG+ : though showing more signs of use such as more light scuffs and/or groove wear, possibly some hairline scratches that are not feelable or affect play. Noice (if any) would be minimal.

VG : Vinyl displays more scuffs and scratches. There may be some light surface noise on certain low-level recordings or on softer passages, but it will be even and not distracting to the listening. My VG records are clean playing discs.

VG - : Vinyl has many more scuffs and scratches. hiss, ticks or pops are evident but no skips. . Many of these often play quite well and make very acceptable fillers until a better one comes along. Still a nice records for djing.

G (+) : Typical flea market variety that probably hasn't seen a sleeve most of its life. Expect surface noise, ticks, etc. but does play through with no skips. Don't expect to see hardly anything offered in this grade, unless truly rare record. Still Ok for Djing.

wol : writing on label , xol : cross on label, sol : sticker or stamp on label , wdl : water damaged label , tol : tear on label , ld : label damaded ,

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