THE BEATLES - YELLOW SUBMARINE - First Press Red Lines PCS 7070 Near Mint
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122
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162
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Here for sale in superb condition is the album by THE BEATLES titled YELLOW SUBMARINE an original UK 1st STEREO PRESSINGS released on the APPLE RECORD record label in 1969, Cat No PCS 7070, the condition of the LABELS and VINYL are Near Mint PLAYS PERFECTLY BOTH SIDES.
- Matrix / Runout (Side B stamped (variation 1)): YEX 716-1
- Matrix / Runout (Side A stamped (variation 2)): YEX 715-3
The condition of the LAMINATED FLIP-BACK SLEEVE with Red Lines on Rear is EX+, the original inner plain white paper sleeve with record shop stamp on top corner is EX, SEE PHOTOS (ACTUAL ITEM FOR SALE), WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET. I take great pride in my work and try to give an accurate DESCRIPTION of the RECORDS I SELL I only sell records that I would be happy to RECEIVE myself. For GRADING PURPOSES as well as VISUALLY CHECKING, I play all RECORDS on an AUDIO TECHNICA with a ORTOFON CARTRIDGE-STYLUS at 1.5 grams, I use proper CARD MAILERS with STIFFENERS for POSTAGE. Please Check my FEEDBACK and BID with CONFIDENCE. Buyer to pay post and packing PRICES are below and you won't have to wait weeks for delivery, I try to post as soon as funds have cleared and use RECORDED DELIVERY, buyers EUROPE will have to pay INTERNATIONAL SIGNED FOR I will let you know how much when auction is finished please wait for invoice so I can check prices, thanks and good luck NO EXTRA CHARGES FOR USING PAY PAL!!!!!!!!!!!
PS: If you are not happy with my grading please contact me before leaving feed-back so we can sort things out.
I WILL LEAVE FEEDBACK ONCE IT IS LEFT FOR ME
POST & PACKAGING CHARGES
UK
EUROPE
JAPAN/USA/AUSTRALIA
1st class
airmail
airmail
First 7"
£1.50
£2.20
£3.20
Each Extra 7"
£0.30
£0.50
£075
First LP/12”
£3.50
£6.50
£12.00
Extra LP/12”
£1.00
£1.50
£3.00
On 23-Jun-18 at 09:28:25 BST, seller added the following information:
As some one pointed out this is actually a 2nd pressing from 1969 as the very first pressing had a black inner sleeve, we all make mistakes, but I must emphasize this is in superb condition and still pressed in the same year as the 1st press.
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