About condition
Grade display for record conditions
* the first grade of the jacket and the grade of the record
cover | record | |
S | An unopened NEW | An unopened NEW |
M - | Extreme beauty | Extreme beauty |
E + | Near Mint, minimal imperfections | Near Mint, plays almost flawlessly |
E | Used but well preserved | Some minor marks, but no noticeable noise |
E - | Some light wear and small blemishes | A few minor noise but mostly plays close to NM |
V + | General used cover, but still decent for its age | Light to moderate marks, but plays throughout fine |
V | obviously used, but acceptable if reasonable | obviously used, but acceptable if reasonable |
V- | more visible wear and some damages |
more visible wear and crackles |
G | strong wear and damages | heavily crackles |
P |
beat up | unplayable |
An abbreviation of various states about a jacket
Cn | Cutting | CC | Corner cut |
CF | Character typed free | Ch | Cut hole |
DH | Drill hole | EDH | Drill hole near center |
PH | Pin hole | PHS | Multiple pin holes |
PSK | Bing: Promo sticker | PSM | Cosmo stamp |
RSK | Bing Web: radio station | Sk | Other stickers |
SM | Other stamps | SD | Sticker damage |
SA | Noticeable sticker stain stain | SL | Label sticker |
Ml | Label stamp | WC | Jacket in Japan |
WL | Label writing | AC | Jacques the artist's signature |
Al | Label of the artist | RW | A sharp ringing |
HRW | A fairly severe ring like rub | TC | Jackets are peeled |
TL | Label is missing | Sp | Seam tear from jackets |
FSP | A complete seam rip | TP | Seam repair by tape or nori |
FTP | Complete seam repair | BSP | Bottom cracking |
OSP | Cracking | NSP | Back cover |
Bosp | Both have crack and tear |
★The lower case s (small or small), and l (large = large) before the abbreviation represent the degree.
★The small letter B (rear jacket) after the abbreviation symbol and I (the inner jacket in the case of the spread jacket) represent the side. It is not written in the case of a table jacke or a front jacket.
★The numbers before the cutout sign represent the number. It is not written in one case.
Example: SCC = minimum corner cut, LCC = large corner cut, 2dh = drill hole, SWCB = minimum writing, RWB = wrinkle ring which is outstanding to rear jacket, LSP = half seam tear, SBSP = small bottom crack