The Beatles, Do You Want to Know a Secret / Thank You Girl (US 1964), pic sleeve

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The Beatles, Do You Want to Know a Secret / Thank You Girl (US 1964), pic sleeve

Vee-Jay 587, released March 1964. ARP pressing; brackets, colorband, thin print [Spizer no. 587.02A]. Disc: VG+: two hairline scratches to A-side label only; otherwise label and vinyl on A-side appear flawless. B-side has no discernible flaws except for slight discoloration on logo and slight wear to center hole; has less lustre than mirror-like A-side. Runout etchings: 63-3191  URJ  ARP Audio Matrix   /   63-3219  Audio Matrix  ARP  Picture sleeve VG++: edges and corners sharp but slight wear to 1/32" of corners; no woc, one 1/4" x 3/4" dymo label on one side; 1/2" seam split on bottom center; two 1/16" tears from top edge.

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