What Do the Different Vinyl Condition Grades Mean?

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May 30, 2022

Listen, it’s always a good time to go buy more vinyl. If you have ever shopped used vinyl records, either online or in a store, you’ve probably come across condition grades at some point. But what exactly do those little letters mean?

Not every record is in mint condition, and if you’re looking to build a solid vinyl collection, you’ll want to have a decent understanding of condition grades, so that you don’t get duped into buying a warped, cracked, or otherwise poor-quality record. Give today’s story a big ol’ click to learn more!

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What Do the Different Vinyl Condition Grades Mean?


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