"LIMITED" RETURN POLICY ...... Actually when you look through many current auctions on EBAY you'll find we're not the only sellers who refuse RETURNS
unconditionally. It should be noted that under the category of "RETURNS", many sellers state: "THE SELLER DOES NOT OFFER RETURNS. HOWEVER YOU ARE
COVERED BY EBAY's MONEY BACK GUARANTEE IF YOU RECEIVE AN ITEM THAT'S NOT AS DESCRIBED". Our LIMITED RETURN POLICY refers to any item "AS
DESCRIBED". To define "AS DESCRIBED", we follow the rules of this site with actual limited verbiage within an auction with respect to WHAT THE ITEM IS, WHO
THE ARTIST IS, etc. With respect to a term like AUTHENTICITY, that can only be determined by viewing detailed photos and posting accurate descriptions along
with accepted industry characteristics. This seller never consciously engages in the selling of items which are not authentic (unless specified otherwise). If a
potential buyer has questions, they may seek additional photos or more details, some of which can be provided by viewing and comparing to a known example
or referring to an accepted industry publication. As for condition of an item, for example in the case of a vinyl record we always do our best to describe it's play
surface and post detailed photos to the best of our ability as amateur photographers. (Describing the condition of a vinyl record is not an exact science and is
based on someone's visual examination and opinion of the examiner. Industry standards are followed by all of our examiners). Labels are best described by
posting detailed photos that illustrate defects if and where they exist. As for outer jackets or picture sleeves, we'll attempt to inform buyers about any possible
bends, folds, seam splits, writing, tears etc. Photos posted are the best descriptive evidence. With respect to items sold such as either a ONE-OF-A-KIND, RARE
COLLECTIBLE, ARTIFACT or MUSEUM PIECE, they're sold AS IS with limited consideration given to condition since they are unique pieces. They don't fall under
standard return guidelines unless there are damages discovered on arrival. As stated in some of our previous auctions, we insist that prospective buyers ask
questions or request more photos PRIOR TO PURCHASE if they are uncertain in MAKING ANY OFFERS. We also want buyers to fully understand precisely what
it is they are buying. In the specific case of Vinyl Records, where we would normally provide a detailed description with pictorial images, examination and
inspection upon its arrival should never take a buyer any more than 2 days to determine that the item received is the item purchased, and that it's condition
is as described. Therefore in that 2 day window after the item is received, the buyer is required to contact the seller to report any deficiencies. If a prospective
buyer is not 100% certain of what they are viewing on any auction they would be well advised to pass on purchasing. We don't want anyone to buy an item, pay
for it, then receive it, only for us to be required to wait 2 full weeks before it might be determined by the buyer that he or she suddenly and unexpectedly has
an issue. Blind siding sellers in this manner, will only stoke the possibility for certain dispute and argument regarding whether a potential return and/or refund
is justified. That places the seller in an awkward financial position as well and one that we would prefer to avoid. It's been our experience in over 50 years of
collecting and selling, that there have been buyers, who we like to refer to as a "Knit Pickers", not to mention some of whom have been discovered to have
actually damaged the item purchased while in their possession (either accidentally or intentionally) and then tell us that "it was received that way". Therefore
it has become our policy that all items are always "PHOTOGRAPHED & INSPECTED" prior to packaging as a protective measure in an effort to avoid any
any potential disputes. (This is what we feel is a FAIR POLICY. If any potential buyer feels we've either omitted or not explained something properly,
or that we are being unfair in some way, please let us know how we can improve. Suggestions are always welcome. ... 6/17). Thanks for watching!