THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME oRIGINAL UK MONO PRESSING, YELLOW & BLACK LABEL,

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Apr 1, 2013 Sold Date

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THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME oRIGINAL UK MONO PRESSING, YELLOW & BLACK LABEL, LAMINATED ERNEST J. DAY FLIPBACK SLEEVE. MATRIX; XEX 421-1N, 422-1N. MOTHER/STAMPERS; SIDE ONE - AR - 32 . SIDE TWO - RL - 28 PARLOPHONE, PMC 1202 original with the Angus Mcbean credit in the far right bottom corner.
A - Matrix or Master (6 o'clock) B - Mother produced from the Master (9 o'clock) C - Stamper produced from the Mother (3 o'clock) The tax codes are located next to the record spindle hole. Here are the dates to help you date your Parlophone record:

Parlophone Decoding Laquers make Masters which in turn produce Mothers which then create Stampers. So for your Parlophone records, the Master is the matrix at the 6 o'clock position, the Mother is the number etched in the deadwax at the 9 o'clock location and the Stamper is identified by the letter(s) etched at the 3 o'clock postion. For the 3 o'clock position, Parlophone use the following coding: G R A M O P H L T D (Gramophone Ltd) where G=1, R=2, A=3, M=4, O=5, P=6, H=7, L=8, T=9 and D=0

NO - Mother produced from the Master (9 o'clock)

Stamper produced from the Mother (3 o'clock)
SIDE ONE - AR - 32
SIDE TWO - RL - 28
ZT = April 1962 through November 1962 PT = November 1962 through January 1963 MT = January 1963 through July 1963 KT = July 1963 through January 1969 No Tax Code = All pressings after January 1969
NO TAX CODE
CONDITION: Sleeve is fair few damage as in photos. Vinyl is fair few marks some deep will play well no jump .
THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE ME

Year: 1963 Format: LP Catalogue No: Parlophone PMC 1202 Group: 1963
Fifth pressing, "Recording first published 1963" added below matrix number.
E. J. Day sleeve with medium mono and "Angus McBean" credit around 5mm from edge with "A" of "Angus" starting under letter "G" in "Songs."
Research estimates around 184,000 pressed. Condition: (Record Collector Magazine classifications)
Record fair condition : The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening in sound quality. Normal wear and tear with some deep marks Cover & Sleeve . Good : Normal wear and tear on the cover , without any major defects.