MEGARARE SIGNED 1980s VG+ Michael Jackson Thriller 38112 LP33
Two experts which are pledged to provide an unbiased independent opinion; authenticated and examined the item for double verification. New York, September 7, 2001. Michael Jackson 30th Anniversary Special Show at the Madison Square Garden is the date and location of the signature, My father acquired from original owners estate who mainly focused on autographs for his collections. MEGARARE SIGNED/CERTIFIED 1980s VG+ Michael Jackson - Thriller 38112 LP33 record has no significant issues plays vg+ NICE ALBUM COVER SEAMS AND SPINE NO SPLITS cover has tiny black label on upper right of cover, not very noticeable and top of gatefold mouth has a tiny 1/8 inch bend on upper right so is almost perfectly flat album cover but not 100% flat album cover, does not affect mouth when putting record and inner sleeve back into album cover.
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This is a pet free no smoking household office one man operation, prior owner had a small cat and was also a non-smoker, so when he took photos once in a while, a stray tiny hair got into a photo, as photos are taken behind a small camera so hard to see any imperfection when a photo is taken which is not a scratch, so if you see a mark on a record photo in listing that is not a scratch or mark. I personally play test all records and grade them as a certified record grader when I worked at Goldmine Magazine, the leading record grading magazine. I do not sell any records that are brand new pressed and made this current year we are in right now. These vibrations cause very faint vibrations in the air (in other words,'sound'), so the sound of the needle is not very loud. As experienced record buyers know the sound that you are hearing is the stylus in the groove vibrating back and forth when there is not a loud band or instruments playing between or during a song or for example during the run in of the record which has no grooves as well.