The Beatles, A Hard Day's Night, mono vinyl LP (orig. UK flipback, 1964), VG++

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The Beatles, A Hard Day's Night, mono vinyl LP (orig. UK flipback, 1964), VG++

A Hard Day's Night, mono vinyl LP, British Parlophone PMC 1230, first pressing released July 1964 (no tax code). Disc VG++; vinyl and labels appear flawless but for some spindle burn and one on e 1" hairline mark on A side; full mirrorlike lustre; no wol, no sol. Runout stamps: XEX 481-3N  P   /   XEX 482-3N  G    [first stamper!]  Flipback Garrod cover: G++: one 5" split on top seam, edges otherwise very clean; two rough corners, some 1/8" lamination peel along opening edge, a few light creases under 1"; no woc or soc. Original EMI inner sleeve VG+, woc, one seam split. 

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It's been noted that in the dead wax, there is a "1" in the 9-o'clock position on each side, indicating that both sides were cut from the respective first mothers. The full runoff stampings are XEX 481-3N  P  1   and   XEX 482-3N  G  1. Photos have been added.