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I'm looking for these French Masters of Jazz CDs in excellent or better condition:

Duke Ellington, Vol.8

Billie Holiday, Vol.5

Billie Holiday, Vol.7

Billie Holiday, Vol.8

Billie Holiday, Vol.11

Credit-card-funded PayPal is my only payment option.

Please PM me if you're selling any or know where I can find them. Thanks.

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I'm looking for these French Masters of Jazz CDs in excellent or better condition:

Duke Ellington, Vol.8

Billie Holiday, Vol.5

Billie Holiday, Vol.7

Billie Holiday, Vol.8

Billie Holiday, Vol.11

Credit-card-funded PayPal is my only payment option.

Please PM me if you're selling any or know where I can find them. Thanks.

I'm sorry, but what exactly is better than excellent condition? Sealed from the factory? Just curious, never heard of such CD-grading terminology.

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I'm looking for these French Masters of Jazz CDs in excellent or better condition:

Duke Ellington, Vol.8

Billie Holiday, Vol.5

Billie Holiday, Vol.7

Billie Holiday, Vol.8

Billie Holiday, Vol.11

Credit-card-funded PayPal is my only payment option.

Please PM me if you're selling any or know where I can find them. Thanks.

I'm sorry, but what exactly is better than excellent condition? Sealed from the factory? Just curious, never heard of such CD-grading terminology.

As an example here's a CD grading list from the Classifieds section on another forum:

Mint (M): Looks like the wrapper just came off. No marks of any kind anywhere on the complete package.

Mint minus (M-): Very near perfect playing surface and artwork. When held at an angle under extreme lighting you can see perhaps 1 or 2 very light scratches or pin dots.

Excellent (Exc.): CDs in this condition look used, but like they were taken good care of. Only a few very light scuffs can be seen when the disc is held at an angle to the light. The booklet and inserts are present and have only a few very minor flaws such as a slight bend or light fingerprints

Very Good plus (VG+): No more than 10 very light to light scratches between 1/8" and 2". Artwork has case dents or a crease. Plays perfectly.

Very Good (VG) : CDs in this condition are more for listening to than collecting. The disc is heavily scratched but can be played through without skipping. The booklet and inserts are present but heavily worn, and may include heavy fingerprints, bent corners, smudges, creases, case dimple marks, and writing.

Poor (P): Car CD or Cat toy

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I'm looking for these French Masters of Jazz CDs in excellent or better condition:

Duke Ellington, Vol.8

Billie Holiday, Vol.5

Billie Holiday, Vol.7

Billie Holiday, Vol.8

Billie Holiday, Vol.11

Credit-card-funded PayPal is my only payment option.

Please PM me if you're selling any or know where I can find them. Thanks.

I'm sorry, but what exactly is better than excellent condition? Sealed from the factory? Just curious, never heard of such CD-grading terminology.

As an example here's a CD grading list from the Classifieds section on another forum:

Mint (M): Looks like the wrapper just came off. No marks of any kind anywhere on the complete package.

Mint minus (M-): Very near perfect playing surface and artwork. When held at an angle under extreme lighting you can see perhaps 1 or 2 very light scratches or pin dots.

Excellent (Exc.): CDs in this condition look used, but like they were taken good care of. Only a few very light scuffs can be seen when the disc is held at an angle to the light. The booklet and inserts are present and have only a few very minor flaws such as a slight bend or light fingerprints

Very Good plus (VG+): No more than 10 very light to light scratches between 1/8" and 2". Artwork has case dents or a crease. Plays perfectly.

Very Good (VG) : CDs in this condition are more for listening to than collecting. The disc is heavily scratched but can be played through without skipping. The booklet and inserts are present but heavily worn, and may include heavy fingerprints, bent corners, smudges, creases, case dimple marks, and writing.

Poor (P): Car CD or Cat toy

Wow! Thanks! That was mind-expanding. I always thought excellent meant excellent, and that was that. Amazing.

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