Rare 1966 New Orleans Garage 45 Souls Of The Slain 7 And 7 Is B/w Can t Go On

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International buyers purchasing items that sell over 100 must pay an additional 12.50 for registered mail.
The total on the invoice will read 26.50
GRADING IS CONSERVATIVE AS ALWAYS SEE MY FEEDBACK AND BUY WITH0 CONFIDENCE
Sleeve: n/a
Vinyl: This 45 is extremely rare with only a few copies known to exist...it is play graded VG-/VG using my Pioneer PL-560 TT with an XLM Improved MK II cart and stylus.
I made the clips using my older ion usb turntable with after market stylus.
This 45 literally never comes around.
This is the first copy I have seen in over 10 years of digging in and around New Orleans.
MY GRADING SCALE: Below are definitions of each of my grading categories.
I USE THE GOLDMINE GRADING STANDARD AS THE BASIS FOR GRADING ALL LP s AND 45 s.
Covers are graded separately.
Near Mint: very clean unmarked copy.
Pic sleeve, if present, will be of the highest quality.
VG : May have just a couple of sleeve rubs only.
This will be a very clean high gloss copy.
Any 45 in this grade can be expected to be a strong collectors keeper.
Pic sleeve will be flat with good corners.
It will have very few, if any, creases or wrinkles.
Sleeve will have no splits.
VG : Will show a few more signs of normal use and wear.
The 45 may have very light superficial marks and rubs but will be a well taken care of copy.
The record may play with isolated noise at intro and in lower passages of music.
The noise will not be continuous and will not overpower the music.
Labels may have a small jukebox/address sticker or small name or initial but otherwise will not show any defects.
Pic sleeves with this grade may have very light creases.
The sleeve may have a small split no larger than 1 in any area.
VG: The 45 will show more signs of normal use and wear.
It may have lost some of its factory gloss and in some cases might exhibit groove wear upon inspection.
This copy will be enjoyable but will play with light background noise.
There may also be light but isolated crakle and/or pops and ticks.
Any of the previous will not be continous and will remain behind the music at all times and never overpower it.
This will be an enjoyable copy but one that has been more heavily played.

Pic sleeves with this grade will have noticeable wear.
VG-: A 45 that will have either pressing type noise throughout or crackle type noise throughout but not both.
This noise will be low but continous.
A decent copy and one that can still be enjoyed.
This grade is generally used on only very rare or valuable records.

Pic sleeves with this grade will exhibit overall wear and may have a tear or completely split but taped seam.
G: The 45 will have both heavy background noise and crackle throughout.
It will visually be a very rough copy.
This grade is only used on records of extreme rarity or value.
Pic sleeves with this grade will have many noticeable defects.
I am a collector and local dealer here in New Orleans and have been selling records for 10 years.
Foremost I am a music and record lover.
I grew up in the 70 s and my trips to the record store with my family are some of my fondest memories.
I loved it on sunday mornings when my dad pulled out his records and played them while mom cooked breakfast.
You have my word as someone who treasures and appreciates records that i will grade every record I sell as though I were buying it myself.
Money is to precious in these hard times to waste.
I don t like wasting mine and I will never make you waste yours.
Thanks for viewing my listing and happy digging...
All grading is visual unless otherwise stated.
Due to time constraints I am not able to play each record.
Some records will be visually graded, some will be spot played and some will be fully play graded.
Grading method will be stated in each listing immediately behind the records grade.
Visually graded records have a no refund policy.