The Beatles PLEASE PLEASE ME 1963 LP 1st Pressing 1N/1N *BLACK & GOLD Dick James
£
225
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298
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Description
The Beatles Please Please Me Mono Black + Gold Label PMC1202 with the earliest Dick James credits.
First Pressing as released on 22 March 1963. Ernest J Day +Co Ltd laminate cover.
Initial copies had Dick James credits where their recently formed company Northern Songs should have appeared
Matrix XEX 421-1N XEX 422-1N
I would describe the record condition as good according to The Rare Record Price Guide
We have played the disc all the way through + it does not jump. The audio is VERY GOOD.
Some visible surface scratches present but not affecting the sound.
These earliest of pressings were bought by the real fanatics who rushed to purchase the record + then played it to the point of destruction over the next 10 Years.
This is a good honest copy of the earliest Dick James uncorrected credits version a true antique of the vinyl world.
It’s very rare turns up in Mint condition + the stereo version is now largely cost prohibitive.
Fresh to the market + found locally.
Laminate sleeve in fair condition with tear, but intact, with large Mono + Angus McBean Credit far right
Rubbing to very edge of corners with 5-6-63 in right hand corner on back over – please see photo.
Labels are remarkably clean especially side 2 as you will see in clear photos
These 48 year old Black + Gold first pressing have and will continue to be sound investments.
Sold with no Reserve!
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