The Beatles Meet the Beatles - rare mono west coast olive green-in shrink - NM
  $   155

 


$ 155 Sold For
Mar 27, 2018 Sold Date
Mar 17, 2018 Start Date
$   10 Start price
18   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

The Beatles, Meet the Beatles, in original shrinkwrap with price sticker Original west coast Capitol mono T 2047 with the more rare green lettering Capitol factory number 5 (Los Angeles) is on the bottom left of back side of cover. Matrix number in trail out is T1 2047 G 141 on side one and T2 2047 G 141 on side two. Includes original blue Capitol inner sleeve!

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See my other listings for more Beatles, John Lennon and/or Yoko items.
RECORD GRADING GUIDE Mint | Near Mint | Excellent| Very Good | Good |  A single plus (+) or minus (-) symbol is used to show an incremental upgrade or downgrade in the overall grade. 
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mint (M):  Still sealed, or in perfect, pristine condition. Very rarely used for an opened record.

Near Mint (NM):  A nearly perfect record. The record shows no obvious sign of wear, except for maybe one or two hardly noticeable hairline scratches of the most superficial kind. The LP jacket looks new and is free of writing, ring wear, scuffs, stickers, creases, folds, seam splits or any other noticeable defect. No cut-out holes or notches. No wear, writing, stickers, etc. on the record label.

Excellent (EX): Just a notch below NM, but better than VG. May have a few superficial scratches, but none so deep that they can be felt. Sound quality is not affected. Record label may show only the slightest signs of wear or aging. LP jacket may have a crease, corner bump, the slightest bit of ring wear, or similar defect or two, but no other defects.

Very Good (VG): Record surfaces may show some signs of wear with visible scratches and/or scuffs. There may be some surface noise, but the record should play through without skipping. A very slight warp that does not affect the sound is acceptable.  The record label and center hole may have some wear or writing, a sticker or discoloration.  LP jacket may have corner bumps, creases, scuffs, a little bit of writing (such as a name), a sticker, ring wear, slight seam splits, a cut-out hole or notch, or similar defects (but not all of these defects at the same time).

Good (G): Record has significant surface noise and scratches and visible groove wear but should still play through without skipping. Seam splits, scuffs, tape, stickers, writing, significant ring wear or other defects on the jacket and/or record label are more prominent.  
Fair (F) and Poor (P)
Record has many deep scratches, is possibly warped and is unlikely to play without skipping. Jacket and/or label is damaged to the point of distraction.  
Note: Each record is wiped clean, but I cannot guarantee that a record of any condition will necessarily be completely free of a small amount of dust. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
As we know, grading is not an exact science.  I do my best to apply these grading standards accurately. When you receive the record, if you disagree with the grade, please let me know and we will work it out.  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LP records are from my personal collection. I always took meticulous care of them, never stacking them or touching the grooves. Most were played only a few times and, with only a few exceptions as noted, are still in high quality condition. Nobody ever borrowed them and they were never played at parties. They have been stored vertically in protective plastic mylar sleeves in a non-smoking, temperature controlled environment for many years. Record purchases are shipped with a plastic mylar sleeve and two cardboard padding inserts. The vinyl is taken out of the jacket to avoid seam splitting in transit. To help protect the environment and keep shipping costs low, I may utilize gently-used LP and 45 RPM record mailers.  
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COMBINED SHIPPING DISCOUNT For U.S. orders:  Buyer pays the shipping rate for the item with the highest shipping cost, then each additional item for which there is a shipping charge is $1. If the additional item(s) are free shipping, they of course remain free.  For international (including Canada) purchases of LP record albums only: The additional shipping cost is $10 for one or two additional LPs. If you purchase more than three LPs or an LP and a different item, please contact me for a combined shipping quote.
Thanks for looking!

On Mar-19-18 at 14:55:21 PDT, seller added the following information:

Note:  The main picture of the back cover is showing up here rather light.  The back cover is actually as dark as the back cover normally is for this title and is not the least bit faded. See the other pictures for better renderings of the back cover. 


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