We need the condition of the record, classified into
a) mint - this means as new No marks at all on record or sleeve
b) excellent - record shows some signs of having been played but sound quality is not affected. Sleeve may have slight wear or creasing
c) very good - has obviously been played many times but no major deterioration in sound quality depite the occasional light scratch. Normal wear and tear to sleeve
d) good - the record has been played so much that the sound quality has noticeable deteriorated perhaps with distortion. Sleeve - folding, scuffing, discolouration
e) fair - still just playable, not cared for, considerable surface noise, may jump. Sleeve torn, stained/defaced
f) poor - the record will not play properley due to the scratches, cover badly damamged or partly missing
g) bad - record unplayable, might even be broken, only of use as a collection filler.
dp says that to be sold, he wouldn't bother with anything less than very good.
E mail me a list, and I will do what I can, or better still dp will! or if he is writing a list out post it to me, which will save you the hassle of typing it all out again
He has just dictated all that to me - and has called me a cheeky sod for refering to him as an anorak - I rest my case!! Still love him to bits tho' [soppy icon]