Not a deal but with Amazon's recent run of low cost deals a bit of a heads up for those considering it.
I've heard reports of this from others and had my first experience today of Amazon mailing a record in a light plastic bag akin to what clothing and small plastic items (phone chargers, gift cards, etc.) are often sent in - not a cardboard box, cardboard mailer ,or even a bubble mailer, but just a plastic bag. My Lake Street Dive copy came in one of these mailers, all four corners bent fairly badly with a pretty severe warp even though my local post office tends to be very good with package handling and avoiding damage. Given the hassle to return and likely reliance on a second hand seller to get it at 1.5 to 2x the cost, I do want to spin it later to see if it's just a visual warp or if it affects play before making a return cal, but even if the packaging doesn't affect the warp (hard to say given the heat, age of the record, etc. what contributed to that cause), the jacket was way worse for wear due to it.
It's not consistent of course: the Rhiannon Giddens everyone here enjoyed came packaged perfectly in a mailer in minty fresh condition, as did several other orders within the past month or two from them, I'd just keep it in mind if you're on the fence between sellers at this point in time.