the original of 1969 mono, England, the booklet
condition of an envelope of Ekh of
condition of
Ekh vinyl pay attention to certification of a state
Record Collectors grading:
Nm (near mint), Ex (excellent), Vg (very good), G (good), F (fair), P (poor), B (bad)
Nm is almost new copy, there are no use traces, pure vinyl, any wear tracks, smyatiya, spots on envelopes;
Ex - is close to NM, but there can be very insignificant, hardly noticeable superficial brands on vinyl very insignificant wear tracks of edges of envelopes or circular wear, easy bends;
VG - the copy having use traces, superficial brands on vinyl, are possible the single superficial scratches which are not heard when listening, envelopes can have visible wear tracks on edges, circular wear, a bend on coal, perhaps insignificant pollution in the form of a small spot which is quite accepted in most cases a state;
G are the strong indications of considerable use, a scratch, attrition on vinyl heard at reproduction: clicks, a crash, sand, envelopes have considerable wear, bends – a partially acceptable state in most cases;
F - a record is played, but has considerable extraneous noises - a crash, strong sand in places, is possible jumps of a needle, the envelope and inserts have strong wear, can be damaged, soiled;
P - a record is very badly played owing to big scratches, the envelope has strong extraneous noise, a crash, jumps, etc. and inserts are strongly damaged or are absent;
B - is impossible reproduction, can be damaged. is of value only as a rare copy in a collection.
Ex = 0.8Nm
Vg = 0.5Nm
G = 0.3Nm
F = 0.15Nm
P = 0.08Nm
B = 0.025Nm Predoplatas
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