Someone cared enough to protect it from people. Reproduction fine on most record machines. The physical properties of the disc are so depleted that the surface noise and the music fight it out to a draw. There is no winner. The record is exhausted and so is the listener.
Scratches arid deep cuts proliferate.
Good G Blips, tics, and bumps may intrude on the music and cause minor waffling, but the general condition is noticeably improved over Fair. When the record is over you know what was on it, and are reasonably satisfied. Disc is best suited to skeet shooting. So it is a waste of energy to attempt it.