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The Beatles With The Beatles Mono 1st Press 1206, Ernest J. Day, Jobete credit
  £   37
  $   49   

 


£ 37   (best offer accepted)   Sold For
Apr 29, 2026 Sold Date
Jul 27, 2025 Start Date
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  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

🎢 Original 1963 UK Mono 1st Pressing β€” With The Beatles β€” PMC 1206 β€” Jobete credit
An iconic early UK mono 1st pressing of With The Beatles, released in 1963 on the black and yellow Parlophone label. This vinyl also comes complete with desirable 1N/1N matrix numbers, a 'Jobete' credit on the 'Money' track and an Ernest J. Day & Co. flipback sleeve.


πŸ” Condition & grading (Goldmine Standard)
Vinyl (record surface):
Very Good Plus (VG+) β€” Retains excellent gloss with just a couple of minimal, visible scratches. Play-tested with strong sound and minimal background noise. A well-preserved example for its age.
Labels:
Good Plus (G+) β€” Heavy spindle wear on both sides, consistent with regular play. Text and logos remain visible. No major damage beyond spindle wear.
Cover (outer sleeve):
Good (G) β€” Original Ernest J. Day & Co. laminated flipback sleeve remains structurally sound but shows its age with a large tear on the lower back edge, blue pen writing, creasing, and general wear. Spine remains intact and readable.


Additional Info

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Please see below for the Goldmine standard grading scale I've used to grade my records:πŸ“ Goldmine Grading Scale ReferenceVinyl Grading Scale (Record Disc Only):Mint (M): Perfect condition, flawless surface, usually unplayed and often still sealed.
Near Mint (NM or M-): Nearly perfect with only very minor imperfections not affecting play.
Excellent (EX or VG++): Very slight signs of wear or very faint surface marks. Plays perfectly.
Very Good Plus (VG+): Minor surface marks or light scuffs visible but no skips or pops. Good overall condition.
Very Good (VG): Noticeable surface marks and light scratches; may have slight background noise but plays through without skipping.
Good Plus (G+): Surface noise present, scratches more visible, some audible pops but generally still playable.
Good (G): Significant surface wear, visible scratches, some skips or surface noise likely.
Poor (P) or Fair (F): Heavily damaged, warped, cracked, or skips badly. Usually not playable or collectible unless extremely rare.
Sleeve Grading Scale (Covers, Inserts, Labels):Mint (M): No wear, factory fresh, often still sealed. Extremely rare.
Near Mint (NM or M-): Almost perfect, sharp corners, no creases or ringwear.
Excellent (EX or VG++): Very light signs of age, slight edge wear or faint ringwear only. No tears or major flaws.
Very Good Plus (VG+): Minor shelf wear, small creases or light ringwear. Presentable and intact.
Very Good (VG): More noticeable wearβ€”creases, light edge splits, some discoloration or writing, but still intact.
Good Plus (G+): Visible wear, some seam splits or heavier ringwear. Functional but shows its age.
Good (G): Heavy wear, splits, scuffs, discoloration, or writing, but sleeve still mostly intact.
Poor (P): Severely damaged, missing parts, major splits or stains. Usually only collectible with very rare records.


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