Vinyl, CDs and tapes

Records from Kiwi sellers, listed the Discogs way: artist, label, catalogue number, pressing and honest grading. Press play on the listing before you buy.

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How records are graded

Junkie uses the Goldmine scale, the same one Discogs uses, so a VG+ here means the same as a VG+ anywhere. Sellers grade the record (media) and the sleeve separately. Good sellers play it, not just look at it.

Have a listen first

Most records come with the YouTube, Bandcamp or Spotify link right on the listing, so you know it's the right one.

Check the pressing

The label, catalogue number, country and matrix tell you if it's an original or a reissue. Ask the seller for a photo of the runout.

Grade	The record	The sleeve
MMint	Absolutely perfect, never played, maybe still sealed. Use sparingly.	Perfect, no wear, creases or marks at all.
NMNear Mint	Nearly perfect. No visible marks, plays without noise. Looks barely played.	Almost perfect, no creases, seam splits or writing.
VG+Very Good Plus	A few light marks or scuffs that don't affect the sound. A well cared for record.	Slight wear, maybe a light crease or a little ring wear.
VGVery Good	Light scratches and some surface noise you can hear in quiet bits, but it plays through fine.	Noticeable wear: ring wear, creases, a small seam split or writing.
G+Good Plus	Plenty of surface noise and scratches, but plays without skipping.	Well worn: splits, tape, writing or stains.
GGood	Heavy wear and noise. Still plays, but more a filler copy.	Heavily worn and damaged, but still holds the record.
FFair	Skips or repeats. Mostly for the label or the cover.	Badly damaged.
PPoor	Cracked, badly warped or won't play.	Barely there.