4 early Beatles LPs inc. first press mono Yellow Submarine better than average
  £   77
  $   102

 


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Sep 27, 2018 Sold Date
Sep 17, 2018 Start Date
20   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Yellow Submarine: 1969 first pressing mono PMC7070, matrixes XEX715-1 and 716-1, Mothers/stampers L1 and GD1, "Sold in UK..." on label, laminated sleeve is early issue without information on flaps. Vinyl condition VG+ with only a few visible scratches and some hairlines, all of which play through with hardly a pop, there is some surface noise and light crackle but overall sound quality is excellent. The original inner sleeve is replaced with a white one. The sleeve itself is mostly VG+ but has been repaired with tape (inside) at the opening edge where it has become torn with use.  

Rubber Soul: 1966-9 second pressing mono PMC1267, matrixes XEX5794 and 580-4, label with Times New Roman typeface, tax code KT, (EMI pressing). Vinyl condition is EX- with only a few very minimal scratches none of which are audible, and some light hairlines, sound quality is excellent also. Sleeve is VG mostly but again has been repaired at the opening edge with tape inside. 

Abbey Road:  1969 first stereo pressing PCS7088, matrixes YEX749-2 and 750-1, no "Her Majesty" after "The End", sleeve laminated, apple is in correct place. Vinyl is VG+, with some visible scratches but they all play through with barely a pop. Sound quality very good throughout. Sleeve mended with tape inside the opening edge, otherwise VG+. 

White Album:  1968 second stereo pressing PCS7067/8, matrixes YEX 709-1, 710-1, 711-1, 712-1, top loading sleeve has no "Stereo" on it, has "0" in front of number 495233, no tax codes on labels. Vinyl is quite heavily scratched but plays through OK I think, there is quite a bit of noise and pops and crackles though... probably G - G+. Sleeve is also not very good with tears in the back and generally scruffy. Has all 4 pictures which are in very good condition without creases but one or two corner knocks, also lyric sheet poster which has been well folded and is worn along the creases.



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