Performing artist(s): The Cleveland Orchestra, conducted by George Szell, The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus, directed by Robert Shaw
Composer/works: Ludwig von Beethoven, Symphony No. 9, opus 125 "Choral"
Producing label: Columbia Records
Place of manufacture: USA
Release year: 1978
Weight: 214g
*Condition:
Cover: VG
LP: E
Outer plastic sleeve: new, fitted by us
Inner sleeve: yes
LPs are graded visually according to the Goldmine Grading Guide; we however grade separately for LP and cover. In order to avoid the risk of damage, we do not clean LPs in any way. There may be dust/dirt on the LP. We leave them exactly as they are when we got them, and only fit a new outer plastic sleeve for protection/better storage.
*GRADING KEY:
Mint (M)
Absolutely perfect in every. Has been opened, but looks brand new.
Near Mint (NM)
In nearly perfect condition, looks near new. NM records are shiny, with no visible defects, no spindle marks. Cover does not have markings, creases, ringmarks etc.
Excellent (E) ; Very Good Plus (VG+)
These have very minor issues, such as light scuffs and scratches, which do not affect the listening experience. There may be some very light ring wear, or discolouration, but barely noticeable. Covers have only some very minor wear.
Very Good (VG)
Has more obvious imperfections than a VG+ record. Lacks most of the original gloss, groove wear is evident, and has some light scratches. Surface noise may be audible, though not overwhelming. Covers have many signs of human handling. Will have some ring wear, some seam splitting (though not obvious on sight) , may have price tags, markings and writing.
Good Plus (G+) , Good (G), Very Good Minus (VG-)
Has significant groove wear, the label is worn, with significant ring wear or heavy writing. Cover has heavy ring wear, may have seam splits obvious on sight, and may have heavier writing/markings.
Poor (P) Fair (F)
Record is very badly damaged, warped, cracked or don’t play well at all. Covers are very badl damaged. We’ll only stock items in this grade if it is only the cover that is poor; the LP must be graded good or better, otherwise we discard it.
Sealed Album: (SA)
Album is still sealed. Customers please note that although an item is sealed, there is no way for us to tell the condition of the LP inside. Although sealed, the album could be damaged, or possibly it could even be wrong LP inside!
