The Charlie Daniels Band "Trudy" '78 EPIC 7" 45 WL PROMO 1st Stamp Stereo/Mono

Description: I offer a combined shipping discount for multiple LP's. Please select "REQUEST TOTAL" before paying and I will send you an invoice with a cost calculated for combined shipping. I Care About Vinyl I do clean my records on a VPI 16 record cleaning machine. Even though these records look very clean, I believe that all records need to be deep-cleaned at least twice, especially older LP's. I will leave it up to the buyer to use their own method and machine to do the final deep clean these records. I use a strong halogen side light sometimes looking at small marks with a strong hand-held lens inspect them before assigning a visual grade. This record was visually graded only- if you want a play grade just ask. The Charlie Daniels Band "Trudy" An un-used, never-played 1978 Columbia 7" 45 rpm white label promo. Stereo/mono tracks. These were never played- owned by a distributor. 1E/1F first stampers. Deep inky black gloss on both sides and no marks on the labels. NM/VG++ visual grade. Side 1 has no marks. Side 2 has a set of light marks on one side (have multiple copies for sale).I have multiple copies up for sale. This listing is for one (1). Why Promo Copies are important:There are many factors that determine if a pressing has good sonics such as; quality of the recording equipment and placement, master tape, mastering engineer, mastering quality and technique, vinyl compound quality, pressing plant, early pressing, original issue vs. re-issue and of course, condition.The biggest factor, and most over-looked when determining the quality of the sound, is the pressing order. In other words, was the record pressed when the stamper was new, or after thousands of pressings when the stamper was worn out. The only way to determine whether a record was pressed when the stamper was fresh and crisp is to listen to the record and compare it to other copies of equal condition. That said, "promotional copies" and "dj copies" were pressed before general release, or early in the release, and therefore it can be assured with confidence, that the pressing was made with a fresh stamper. Condition and Audio Quality:The LP has been wet-cleaned and vacuumed on a VPI 16 record cleaning machine. It has been visually inspected only- if you require a play grade, just ask. Both sides look very clean but I always recommend an additional cleaning for older records, even in this fine condition, to remove any residual inner sleeve fibers that may have accumulated over the years. Matrix/Stamper Side 1: (scribed: 1E)Matrix/Stamper Side 2: (scribed: 1F) Genre/Sub Genre/Featured Instruments: Rock / southern rockLabel: EPIC 8-50637Format: 1 x 7" 45 rpm Single Stereo/monoCountry: Made in the United StatesYear Released: 1978 Shipping: Album will be placed inside new 3 ml. poly outer sleeve. Record and inner sleeve are placed between the jacket and outer sleeve to prevent jacket splits during shipping. Shipped in pro-quality #200 LP mailer w/padding. PLEASE READ THISFor your protection as well as mine, all domestic record and audio sales over $100 will have to be sent with full value insurance.All international record sales over $100 will have to be sent with insurance and shipped via registered mail.If the sale is over $100, please ask or wait for a final invoice before paying for the auction. If you pay the stated Ebay postage (which does not include the insurance and registered mail fee) I will send an invoice for the additional cost and hold the shipment until it is paid.~~~~~~~~~~ END OF LISTING ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Record and Jacket Grading StandardsI have been very unhappy with the variation in grading I see between record sellers. While all grading seems to reference the Goldmine grading standards, there are subtle variations in a condition that can make a big difference in the sonic enjoyment of a record, especially at the higher quality end of the grading spectrum. As such, I have created my own grading standards for records and jackets that points out these finer differences. (SS) Still Sealed: "Still Sealed" is a grade I am reserving for factory-sealed records that have never been opened. This grade assumes the disc inside is undamaged and in "Mint" condition but this cannot be verified until the disc is opened and examined. The jacket will have its original shrink wrap.(M) Mint: "Mint " is a grade I am reserving for a perfect record. There are no scratches, scuffs, hairlines, fingerprints, spindle marks or other indications that it has been handled or played. The jacket will have its original shrink which is opened. The are no corner bumps, scratches, marks, creases or other signs of jacket wear.(M-) Mint Minus: A "Mint Minus" record may have one very light paper scuff but no hairlines or other surface scratches. It looks clean and unplayed. I may also use a "Mint Minus" to grade a sealed record that has corner bumps or tears in the shrink wrap.(NM) Near Mint: "Near Mint" is a record that is virtually flawless, clean and glossy. A near perfect, rarely-played record. May play with some very light and occasional dust or static related light noise that is only heard in the quietest passages. The vinyl and label surfaces show no obvious sign of wear. It looks clean with the factory shine and there may be a very light, barely visible paper scuff or two and a few light hairlines but no scratches. An LP jacket has no seam splits or any other obvious signs of wear but one or two light creases are acceptable. Ring wear should be almost invisible. No punch holes or other discount marks. Very minimal corner bumps. Artist signatures are the only acceptable forms of handwriting for this grade. Basically, "Near Mint" looks as if you just got it home from a new record store and removed the shrink wrap.(NM-) Near Mint Minus: Same as above, yet shows a few very light hairlines which have no effect on the sonic quality. The record will have its factory gloss and ?rainbow luster? and only light spindle marks. Ring wear is minimal but starting to show lightly at the top and bottom. The jacket may have discount cuts or sales stickers, which will be noted. Artist signatures and minimal owner marks are the only acceptable forms of handwriting for this grade.(VG++) Very Good Plus Plus: Shows some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. Record surfaces may show signs of use and may have slight paper scuffs or very light surface scratches that only reveal themselves in the quietest of passages and don't detract from the overall sonic quality. Most factory shine is still present. Slight edge warps that do not affect the tracking or sound quality are OK and will be noted. An LP jacket may have some signs of ring wear and shelf wear and a small corner bump or two these are minimal and acceptable for this grade. A small seam split is also acceptable and will be noted. Light owner signatures, DJ marks and other forms of handwriting are acceptable for this grade. In general, if not for a couple of minor things wrong with it, this would be a showcase piece. All but the most discriminating collectors will find a ?Very Good Plus? record highly acceptable.(VG+) Very Good Plus: Many of the defects found in a VG++ record are more pronounced in a VG+ disc but it is still a keeper. Surface noise is evident upon playing, but does not overwhelm the music. Groove wear will start to be audible and a random click, tic or soft pop may be evident but will not detract from the enjoyment of the recorded material. The jacket may have a seam split or ring wear and labels may be marred by writing, or have tape or stickers (or their residue) attached. A small light stain or some discoloring may be evident. The cover may exhibit a combination of these flaws but they will not overwhelm the piece.(VG) Very Good: A VG disc will have more flaws but it is still a keeper. Surface noise is evident upon playing but does not overpower the music. Groove wear will be audible along with occasional pops and tics but there are no skips. The jacket may have a significant seam split and the spine may be seriously flaked. Labels and jackets may be marred by writing, or have tape or stickers (or their residue) attached. A small light stain or some discoloring may be evident. The cover may exhibit a combination of these flaws but they will not overwhelm the piece.(G+) Good Plus, (G) Good: ?Good? means acceptable?not completely roached. The grade I usually reserve for listing the rarest of records. A record in ?Good? condition can be put onto a turntable and will play but it will it will have significant audible surface noise. A jacket or sleeve has larger seam splits and there may be significant water stains. Tape, writing, ring wear or other defects will start to overwhelm the object.Special Note:(+) Plus: An extra "plus? may be added occasionally to a grade to highlight the finer points of some better grades. Customer Service and Return Policy A five-star rating is important to me and I will work with a reasonable buyer who is not satisfied. You can buy with confidence because I provide a thorough assessment of a record. In a case where a buyer feels that I have provided a record below what has been described or I missed a major fault, please contact me through Ebay within 30 days of receiving your item, explain your problem and If we agree, then I will take the item back and provide a full refund. Buyer must pay return shipping. Sealed records must be returned still sealed to be eligible for a full refund. Thank you.

Price: 6.99 USD

Location: Middletown, Connecticut

End Time: 2024-08-11T19:48:45.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5.63 USD