The Beatles, Do You Want to Know a Secret / Thank You Girl (US 1964), Xmas slv
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The Beatles, Do You Want to Know a Secret / Thank You Girl (US 1964), Xmas slv
Vee-Jay 587, released March 1964. Southern Plastics pressing; VJ with VEE JAY/black on yellow; Title Case [Spizer no. 587.06]. Disc: VG++ lustrous vinyl appears flawless; light wear to labels, 1/2" x 1/2" sol. Runout etchings: 63-3191 URJ Audio Matrix / 63-3219 URJ Audio Matrix Xmas sleeve G++: edges and corners sharp, no tears from center hole but slight ringwear; 1/2" x 1" sticker residue on one side, holes from two staples, well-mended torn corner, very light disc impression.
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Photos are always of actual item offered. All items are visually graded under a bright light by strict Goldmine standards. M- is my highest grade, and is applied to New Old Stock, as I had direct access to the contents of manufacturers' cartons from the mid-1970s onward. I have been a vinyl collector since 1964 and appreciate honest, conservative, and fair product descriptions. Smoke-free home.
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I am an author of several books on rock music (look me up!—Walter Everett) and have retired after a 33-year teaching career at the University of Michigan. I'm just beginning to sell my collection of 8,900 records and CDs.
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