THE BEATLES MONO BUTCHER COVER YESTERDAY AND TODAY #6

$ 258

$ 258 Sold For

May 2, 2005 Sold Date

Apr 25, 2005 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

15 Number Of Bids

USA Country Of Seller

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Description

BEATLES BUTCHER COVER

Record Title Record Label YESTERDAY AND TODAY CAPITOL RECORDS T 2553

Available here is a 2nd state Beatles Butcher cover for their 1966 release "Yesterday And Today". Most paste-over trunk covers that were glued over the 1st state censored photo were accurately placed. This one shows several corner areas where the 1st state cover photo is most obvious. This mono paste-over cover shows no mishaps of someone trying to peel-off the top slick. Front cover shows signs of age but the under-cover Butcher should be just fine.

The original mono vinyl album is in Fair condition and doesn't have to be included if requested by the winner!

This auction is for primarily the cover...the record is trivial in it's existing condition!

Back cover at bottom right shows "6"next to the RIAA logo.

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Condition:

Mild age spots on front / back cover + mild wear at upper & lower border edges
Left spine is split from bottom to upper (see photo)
Vinyl is Fair condition (scuffs, scratches, etc)

INCREDIBLE!

***This One Is A Winnah!***

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