THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME UK 1963 RARE *MONO* 1st PRESS *N-MINT* VINYL LP
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THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME UK 1963 RARE *MONO* 1st PRESS *N-MINT* VINYL LP . Condition is Used. Dispatched with Royal Mail Signed For® 2nd Class.
This is a stunning copy of a very rare albumin this condition.
Over 55yrs old and plays amazing, check my feedback and buy with confidence.
This is a fourth pressing original album as there is no 'Sold in the UK' on the label but it has 'Recording First Published 1963 under the matrix numbers both sides.
Sleeve is stunning, flipbacks are near perfect and it has the Earnest J. Day & Co legend which is correct for 1963 printings of this dleeve. It really is in great condition as can be seen from the pictures with only one slight crease on cover which I have tried to show in picture 9. It is by no means severe and i have deliberately picture it close up so you can see it properly, even with this I would grade the sleeve as excellent +
The vinyl is stunning and plays perfect, I would grade both sides as nr mint which can possibly be deduced from the label condition, I would say this copy has hardly been played, it is from my own collection, I am not a record dealer just a Beatles fan.
SIDE 1
Matrix:
XEX.421
Stamper:
10 at the 9 o'clock position & RDR at 3 o'clock
SIDE 2
Matrix:
XEX.422
Stamper:
0 at the 9 o'clock position & RRD at 3 o'clock
So sorry to do this and if it drastically effects the current bidders I will end and re-list, however I have been made aware of two errors in the original listing.
1) As I clicked ‘Sell one like this’ on another listing the title suggests that the vinyl is in mint condition, it is not in mint (unplayed) condition, it is in Excellent plus condition or being really harsh it’s in Excellent condition. This was my personal copy and has been played by me a number of times, there are no jumps, no pops and no clicks from the vinyl, the buyer WILL be delighted I’m sure.
2) It has been pointed out that this is a Fifth pressing as it has: ‘recording first published 1963’ under the matrix on the left of the label. Sorry, I got carried away with just how good the condition is and the sleeve suggests ‘fourth pressing’.
I did not intend to mis-lead, this is a fantastic copy of a 1963 (5th) pressing Please, please me.
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