The few newly made copies of old albums I've bought have sucked the big one. Major surface noise, off center holes and lopsided weight distribution.
I 'll stick to used vinyl at a fraction of the price and take my chances. Besides, most LP's I'm prone to buy these days are those no one would bother re-pressing.
The odd time, I've found "newly recorded" records (2009 or later) and they've been fine in all respects - really good actually. But one find was a "new oldie" - a recent pressing of Disrali Gears made in Eastern Europe - Lilith label. Mono I believe and very high quality. Heavy vinyl, pristine embossed jacket so good value at the $1.99 purchase price.
Another find (also $1.99) was a sealed copy of James Bay - Chaos and the Calm from 2015. It too was a quality recorded, made and packaged product. Worth a listen but I certainly would not have paid the original sticker (still attached) price of $34.99.
Those experiences would dictate to me that new new records are OK but newly pressed old ones are crap.