Beatles - 1969 UK 1st pressing 45 RPM - SOMETHING - UNPLAYED
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The Beatles – Something/Come Together UK 1st pressing 45 RPM single, dating to the original release date of 31st October 1969.
One of the greatest Beatles songs there is, penned by George Harrison and recorded in July of 1969. By the time this single had been released The Beatles had all but split up.
Of all Beatles single releases ‘Something’ is one of the more difficult ones to find. This copy is a genuine unplayed copy which has never been on a record deck. So it really doesn’t get any better.
From an investment perspective genuine unplayed Beatles records are the holy grail of collecting. As such they are destined to attract the highest premiums and accelerate in value.
Happy bidding and good luck!
Matrix numbers: 7YCE 21369 – 1U & 7YCE 21370 – 1U
Stamper codes: 11/GOT & 10/GML
Please check out the pictures and read on for further details:-
CONDITION
Disc
Visual: UNPLAYED / MINT-
Mint in strong daylight under a halogen desklight nothing much more is revealed other than ultra faint paper sleeve removal marks.
Labels: UNPLAYED / MINT-
Unblemished and factory fresh as if it was pressed yesterday
Audio: UNPLAYED
It is clear that if I had elected to play the record some pressure would have been needed to push the centre hole onto the spindle which may have disturbed some of the residue of plastic and paper around the centre hole. On balance it is better to preserve the integrity of this unplayed vinyl and so it remains unplayed. From a close visual inspection there is nothing to suggest that the record would have anything other than a mint audio.
Apple Paper sleeve – EXC
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PLEASE NOTE: 1st class next day Special Delivery to UK addresses will be 7.50 GBP. For worldwide shipments please email me for price.
This record has been strictly and conservatively graded to ‘UK RECORD COLLECTOR' standards.
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