Item description for GARY LEWIS AND THE PLAYBOYS WHERE WILL THE WORDS COME FROM VINTAGE 45 RPM RECORD

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This is the original vintage 45 rpm release of Gary Lewis And The Playboys', "Where Will The Words Come From". Flipside: "May The Best Man Win". Record label Liberty 55933. A terrific addition to that 45 rpm stack becoming re-popularized with the sale of those new phonographs being sold everywhere. There is no substitute for the “look” and “feel” of the old 45. This will surely bring back those memories.
Condition is VG+ to VG++ (very good + to very good ++). Light name on label as depicted in photo. This has been play graded, and may look better or worse than the grade given. If question as to condition, or if appearance is important, write and I'll try to answer specifics.
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Shipping/Handling is $4.00 U.S.A. Overseas buyer will be given quote at listing's close. Good luck on this ultra cool Gary Lewis And The Playboys memory.

Of all items, phonograph records/sound recordings are the most subjective concerning condition. I have tried to the best of my ability to give an accurate grade. The majority of my records are used (and look used) unless stated otherwise.

Mint (M): This is a perfect record. Pristine and in most cases, unplayed.

Near Mint (NM, M-): A near mint record has been played, but has been handled with utmost care and has no obvious signs of wear.

Very Good Plus (VG+): A record in Very Good Plus condition has been carefully played and handled. The record might have some very minor defects, but these defects will not affect the listening experience.

Very Good (VG): A record in very good condition has been played and handled, but still provides a pleasant listening experience. Records in this condition might have some surface noise present and may have audible and visual scratches that are noticeable.

Good and Good Plus (G and G+): A record in Good or Good Plus condition will have surface noise, and visual scratches, but the record will play all the way through without skipping. They might also have noticable groove wear.

Fair and Poor (F and P): Records in fair and poor condition are generally not sought after. Heavy wear, heavy groove wear and/or skipping. Deep scratches might also be present.