1967 ORIGINAL Rolling Stones DANDELION 45-905 LONDON Picture Sleeve & 45 record
  $   299

 


$ 299 Sold For
Oct 6, 2014 Sold Date
Sep 26, 2014 Start Date
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Description

In 1967 London records released the 45 “We Love You” by the Rolling Stones. But the public and radio DJs latched onto the flip side and “Dandelion” became the hit, yet still not as successful as earlier singles such as “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” and “Get Off My Cloud.” 

Quote from money music 2013 page 61

Rolling Stones DANDELION & WE LOVE YOU 45-905 LONDON Original Picture Sleeve & 45 RECORD This is a VERY RARE sleeve and this is in great condition! This has no tears or rips and has only some barely visible marks from the record.

ORIGINAL VINTAGE RECORD AND PICTURE SLEEVE

 

PLEASE SEE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS, VERY GOOD TO EXCELLENT VINTAGE CONDITION

FIRST TWO IMAGES ARE SCANS OF PICTURE SLEEVES TO SHOW DETAIL. ALL SEAMS INTACT.


The 45 Record is in Excellent condition, I am being conservative here as in a visual inspection I think most would judge as Near Mint. 

 

PLEASE ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE END OF AUCTION

 

FROM NON SMOKING ENVIRONMENT

 

Update on shipping:

For shipping the disc will be removed from the picture sleeve and placed it in a separate paper sleeve next to picture sleeve. The paper sleeve will remain in the archival sleeve for shipping. All this will be packed into the 45 Record mailer from sleeve city and double boxed into a larger box to buyer. 

Please note I updated my usual no return policy on ebay to returns are accepted within 14 days, buyer pays shipping. 

I am confident you will be happy with the condition of this cover and 45 record.




On Oct-05-14 at 16:16:38 PDT, seller added the following information:

Also the record sleeve is in a separate 45 archival sleeve and the record is in a 45 paper sleeve.

Sunday October 5: Yesterday I upgraded the 45 record from Very good ++ to excellent, because the record looks very good. However, following Ron Beaudry’s ebay record advice I did look under a very bright light & there are some light scratches that do not affect play.  I played the record once on my AudioTechnics SL-1200 MK2 and it sounds very good and clear with no skips or bumps. I am just being conservative with the record grade since the value of this Rolling Stones 45 is with the cover which can be judged by the photographs. My original grading of the record as Very Good ++ is correct and conservative.



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