The BEATLES Sgt. Pepper ORIG UK 1967 Mono Parlophone LP **WIDE SPINE** Cover
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Hello all records are carefully graded and packed well, I will use at least 4 stiffeners when packed.
I have collected vinyl since I was a kid, it is now time clear some of my collection hence this new Ebay site.
At this time I will only ship any parcel overseas via registered mail otherwise I will not post.
Please see below for what is on offer and my other listings.
I will combine shipping if you win more than one item.
The Beatles
Sgt. Pepper > Wide Spine Cover
Original 1967 1st Pressing Parlophone Mono LP (PMC 7027) Complete With Inner + Insert.
Not a perfect example hence the price but my grading is strict and honest.
The Record / Good+ / VG- / The disc has it`s original gloss, under halogen light the disc has some light surface wear and some very light marks. The record has no very deep or or marks that stop play. The LP plays OK, you will get some surface sound / some ticks as it is graded G+ to VG Minus strict conditions.
Matrix Numbers XEX 637-1 / XEX 638-1
The Labels / Excellent- / Both are in decent condition with only some spindle wear. Side 1 has the KT tax code.
The Flame Inner Cover / Good- (G-) condition / The cover is still clean but has some old historic tape added to 2 of the sides hence the G- grade. I placed the LP in a new inner cover that is also induced with the sale.
The Cover / VG condition / Still a clean looking cover, the back top has a 2.5" clean split as seen in picture 5 above. The cover has some normal age wear / some corner storage wear. The lamination is still clean and looks nice. The has the wide thick spine as seen in picture 2 above.
The Insert / VG+ / Some normal age wear.
I use UK record grading system as follows >>> Bad / Poor / Fair / Good (G) / VG / Excellent / Mint.
This is a players example that is not in bad condition. This is for someone who does NOT need a perfect example. This is NOT mint or for a museum hence the price. The grading is strict and honest. I use the above UK standard grading system. A perfect example would cost a big price nowadays.
Thanks for looking if you have any questions please message me.
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