Description
VINYL CONDITION: VG+
COVER CONDITION: VG (stickers on front / corner wear / ringwear)
NOTES: 1972 pressing. The film company at first intended to title the film "Grass is Always Greener" then changed its mind and came out as "Josie's Castle. However, the record company had already made to print the cover with the first title. This problem was solved by gluing on the front a strip of white paper with the new title whereas in the back remained the old title. The two sides of the label read "Josie's Castle".
Records are graded using the Goldmine system, shown below for reference:
Sealed: Jacket sealed in shrink wrap or other original packaging. The vinyl in this case is sold as-is or not graded.
NM (Near Mint): No visible defects. No writing, stickers, spindle marks, or any other imperfections on label. Appears unplayed and unhandled.
VG++: May have some light wear including sleeve scuffs or other superficial marks that will not affect play.
VG+: Will have some light wear that may include sleeve scuffs, very light scratches, or other superficial marks.
VG: Similar imperfections to a VG+ record, but they're either more pronounced, or there is a higher number of imperfections.
VG-: Many light scratches or scuffs. Any record with an isolated defect such as a single scratch that can be felt with a fingernail will have a VG- grade or lower. The record will not skip but some noise is expected.
G: Many imperfections, including but not limited to scratches that can be felt with a fingernail. A lot of background noise, clicks, and pops should be expected with this grade.