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RECORD TITLE:
KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF MY BABY
WHERE DO I GO ?
RECORD ARTISTS:
LITTLE EVA
RECORD LABEL:
DIMENSION 1003
RECORD LABEL CONDITION:
VG.(THERE IS NO WRITING OR ANY STICKERS/TAPE ON EITHER SIDE BUT MAY SHOW SOME WARE)
RECORD VINYL CONDITION:
VG+(THERE ARE A FEW LIGHT SCRATCHES AND OR SMUDGES BUT NOTHING THAT WOULD MAKE THE RECORD SKIP.THERE MAY BE A FEW POPS DURING PLAYBACK)
RECORD SLEEVE:
WHITE
HOW I GRADE MY RECORDS
I WILL NEVER GRADE A RECORD AS MINT CONDITION
VG++ (Very Good Plus Plus): Beautiful collectible condition. Only the slightest of wear, light scuffs, no deep
scratches. Very collectible.
VG+ (Very Good Plus): Very nice condition and better than you would expect from a record that's been played several
times. The owner took good care of it and stored it in a sleeve or record case. Some scuffs and/or scratches but
sounds good and does not skip. A VG+ and VG++ record is still quite collectible and above the norm for its age. This
could even be a Near Mint record with a slight warp.
VG (Very Good): In good condition for its age, but more wear than VG+. Probably not always kept in a sleeve. Still
makes for good listening and still collectible.
VG- (Very Good Minus): Generally not collectible condition unless it?s a very rare record. This is what you would
expect of a record owned by a party-going teenager in the '50s and '60s. Probably hasn't seen a sleeve since the day
it was purchased. Maybe kept in a record carrying case. No skips. Okay for listening, especially if you like scratches
and pops, but most dealers avoid records in this shape or below.
G (Good): Lots of surface wear but still playable. The most confusing grade because "good" really does not mean
good. It is actually in quite poor condition. Probably spent its life sleeveless and stacked with other records. May or
may not skip. Not collectible.