COA AUTOGRAPH Vladimir Horowitz 23AC 545 VINYL LP OBI Signed

  

COA AUTOGRAPH Vladimir Horowitz 23AC 545 VINYL LP OBI Signed. The instructions for the following product are in Japanese. A simple COA is included with the product. This COA certifies that the item is authentic. Nearly New (NM/M-) > Very Good+ (VG+) > Very Good (VG) > Good+ (G+) > Poor (P), Normal (F).

Generally worth 50% of like-new (NM/M-). Very Good+ (VG+) applies to records that have been used but treated very carefully. There may be wear and minor scratches on the surface of the record that do not affect the sound. Slight distortion is acceptable as long as it does not affect the sound.

Labels may show record marks or discoloration, but they are virtually unnoticeable. The hole in the center is not distorted from repeated playback. Photo sleeves and LP inner sleeves may have scratches, deformed corners, or broken folds. Lp covers may also have scratches, holes, and may be dented. In general, a copy in like-new (NM/M-) condition except for 23 differences would fall under this grade.

Basically, Very Good+ (VG+) records are highly valued by collectors other than new collectors. Generally worth 25% of like-new (NM/M-).

Defects of this grade are common on the disc. Some noise can be heard, especially during quieter parts of the song, the intro, and the final fade of the song, but not enough to affect the song itself. There are noticeable dents and minor scratches that can be noticed by touching them with your fingertips and that affect the sound.

There may be writing or stickers/tape (or the remains of stickers/tape). Similar defects can be found on the photo sleeves and LP covers.

However, not all of the above mentioned defects are included in one item, but only two or three of them. Records of this grade will be priced lowest in the Goldmine Price Guide if more than one price is set. Please use this as a basis for appropriate pricing. Generally worth 10-15% of like-new (NM/M-) Good+ (G+) or Good (G) means that the record is uninterrupted when played and is basically in "not bad" condition. However, there may be noticeable noise, scratches, or dents on the record (on styrene records, the dents will turn white), and the cover or sleeve seam may be torn (especially at the bottom of the back portion).

Tape (or its marks), writing, record marks, and other imperfections are very visible. If this is a common item, you will find it in much better condition.

Generally worth 0-5% of like-new (NM/M-). Records of this grade may be cracked or severely bent, causing the song to break up or the same part to repeat over and over.

The sleeves are in very poor condition with marks where something has been spilled or written on them, and the LP covers make it difficult to even place the record inside. Many inner sleeves are also completely torn or have very noticeable wrinkles and writing. It is best to avoid purchasing these items unless they are extremely difficult to find. The price of this grade item is only worth about a few cents.

International Buyers - Please Note. Do you mark below the value of the product or item as a "gift"? And international government regulations prohibit such activity.