Very Rare Gene Vincent Ep Be Bop A Lula 62 France Capitol Vg/vg on 2040-motos
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Titel: Gene Vincent EP Be bop a lula 62
Pressing: France Vinyl: VG+ Cover: VG Very
rare original EP by Gene Vincent on Capitol label made in France. Sleeve looks ok has a tear on the backside and some writing on it. The
vinyl record with
original centre plays nice. I'm not a professional grader but I do my very best to grade as realistic as possible. Feel free to ask questions and take a good look at the photo (s). Shipping to Europe: 9 dollars + 1.50 dollars for each additional item Shipping USA and Worldwide : 15 dollars + 1.50 dollars for each additional item. I can't ship a record from Holland to the USA for 4 dollars! If you are not satisfied in any way with your purchase please let me know and we will work it out. Returns accepted within 7 days, buyer pays for return shipping. All my items starts on a low starting price, no reserve! It has nothing to do with the item but this makes the auction more fun! |
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