The Beatles - White Album (1982) MFSL 2-072 Vinyl 2LP - TESTED Near Mint NM
  $   100

 


$ 100 Sold For
Jun 2, 2026 Sold Date
May 26, 2026 Start Date
14   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

A REAL TREAT FOR BEATLES FANS!


The Beatles - White Album MFSL Original Master Recording is a double LP audiophile quality vinyl record featuring the iconic British Invasion band, The Beatles. Released by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, this has a gatefold cover. With a near mint grading and excellent inlay condition, this edition offers high-quality sound and a stunning visual presentation for fans and collectors alike. The album features the classic rock genre and is a must-have for any vinyl record enthusiast looking to add a piece of music history to their collection.


Absolutely stunning vinyl in perfect condition. I played this on my Rega turntable to check it and it plays perfectly with excellent fidelity and imperceptible surface noise. No visible scratches. Minor shelf wear and discoloration due to aging on cover. See photos.


Vinyl Record Condition Grading System:


The grading system for vinyl records is a standardized way to describe their condition. Here's a breakdown of each grade:

• Mint (M): An unplayed record in perfect condition. It's as pristine as it was when it left the manufacturer.

• Near Mint (NM): A record that has been handled very carefully and has minimal wear.

• Excellent (EX): Shows minor signs of wear but plays perfectly without any significant noise.

• Very Good Plus (VG+): May have light wear and slight surface noise but still offers a pleasurable listening experience.

• Very Good (VG): Noticeable wear and noise are present, but the record is still enjoyable to listen to.

• Good (G): This record grading system describes significant wear and noise, including potential skips. It's in a condition that affects the listening experience but is still playable.

• Fair (F): Heavy wear, with skips or other playback issues, is often considered for its collectible value rather than listening quality.

• Poor (P): Essentially unplayable but may hold value due to extreme rarity.



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