BEATLES Please Please Me 1963 BLACK GOLD UK STEREO 1st
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BEATLES Please Please Me 1963 BLACK & GOLD STEREO LP LISTEN!
FOR AUCTION WITH NO RESERVE: The First Ever UK Stereo Pressing Of The Beatles Please Please Me Featuring The Extremely Rare Black & Gold 1st Press Parlophone Labels PCS 3042. This Is By Far The Rarest And Most Sought After Beatles LP From The UK…Only 900 Of These Were Pressed Back In 1963…Further Info: 1st Press E.J.Day Stereo Cover Featuring The Angus Mcbean Credits In The Correct Position To The Far Right. This Black & Gold Stereo 1st Pressing Also Features The Dick James Credits On Both Labels.
… Please Take The Time To Examine The Images, The Condition Report And Listen To The Sound Clips Taken from The Actual Record For Sale Bellow….Let Your Ears And Eyes Tell You All You Need To Know
PLEASE VIEW MY OTHER AUCTIONS THIS WEEK FOR MORE BEATLES RARITIES INCLUDING, DECCA CONTRACT PRESSES, BBC TRANSCRIPTION DISCS AND MORE
LABEL: Parlophone Black Gold First Press
CAT NO: PCS 3042
Please Listen to The Sound Clip Taken From The Actual Record For Sale…Simply turn your speakers on and press Play:
CONDITION:
A note on grading I use the Record Collector grading system with the addition of a (+) or a (-) to denote a slight increase or decrease in condition. Items described with an aural grade have been carefully played on a Garrard 301 turntable with origin live silver mk2 arm and Ortofon Moving Coil cart.I have been collecting and trading records for many years and genuinely want you to be happy with your purchase. For this reason I treat grading very seriously and as my feedback suggests conservatively.
Record:
The First Press Black Gold Labels Are Clean Featuring No Tears, Stickers Or Writing The Gold Text Is Fully Legible And A Joy To Behold. The Spindle Holes Show Some Deterioration And Colour Loss – See Pics.. The Playing Surface Is Flat And Unbuckled. Under Angled Light The Surfaces Show A Fair Amount Of Scuffing And Light To Moderate Scratches. With This Said The Remarkable Parlophone Stereo Pressing Plays Far Better Than Looks Would Suggest (Please Listen To The Sound Clips Above For A Clear Sense Of Playback Condition) None Of The Marks Cause Any Jumps Or Loud Clicks / Pops However There Is Some Background Distortion On Playback. Please Listen To The Sound Clip Above For A Clear Sense Of Condition. An Honest Aural Grade Of VG(-) Visual Grade Good Cover:The Original Fist Press LARGE STEREO Angus Mcbean Ernest J Day Flip Back Front Laminated Cover Still Retains it’s Colour To The Front All 4 Corners Are Rounded The Top Seam Is Is Rough At Several Points, The Spine Is Legible The Bottom Seam Is Missing Half The Flip Back And Has Some Tape To The Reverse. The Back Cover Is Fully Legible Showing Moderate Discolouration / Ring Wear The Name Woolley Has Been Written In Biro In The Top Right Quarter.. Please See Images For Details Of The Noted Detractors. Overall Condition Good(-)
In Summary This Is A Very Rare LP , A Trophy Piece And One Which Over Time Can Only Rise In Value….
IMPORTANT INFORMATION PLEASE READ:
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THANK YOU FOR VISITING FOLKANAUGHT!!!
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