Beatles - Love Me Do 1963 Canada * * 1st. CAPITOL Release
  £   65
  $   86

 


£ 65 Sold For
Dec 9, 2012 Sold Date
Dec 2, 2012 Start Date
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THE BEATLES

LOVE ME DO / P.S. I LOVE YOU

During this week i am going to auction all my UNIQUE selection of The Beatles record collection. 

All of this have become my private collection where they had been carrefully stored in a plastic cover for many years. 

Most records are in EXCELLENT, MINT condition. 

**Please see my other listings for some rare Beatles Records**


*Cat. No.: 72076

*Label: CAPITOL

*Country: Canadian

*Matrix numbers:  7XCE-17144 / 7XCE-17145 (EXTREMELY RARE no dash & no number)

*Stamper Codes: -

*TAX CODE: -

*Realese Date: 1963

*Label Stamp: Yellow / Orange swirl Capitol

*Cover: Black Capitol

Ultra rare 1st pressing with "7XCE  17144 / 7XCE 17145 (no dash & no number)"  hand etched into the dead wax. 

The  existence of this pressing was documented  by Piers Hemmingsen in his book "The  Beatles Canadian Discography (1962-1970):Part 1-45 RPM & Other Special 7"  Discs". 

Released on February 18, 1963, the first Beatles 45 released in North America under their name (days before "Please  Please Me" on Vee Jay in the U.S.). 

This is  the version with Ringo Starr, not Andy White, on drums. 

According to former Capitol Of Canada A&R head Paul White,  only 170 copies were pressed in the first  run, with 140 sold. 

All subsequent  pressings (which were not issued until late  1963) have a dash & a number following  the matrix number. 

Copies have sold for  as high as $2500. One of the rarest Beatles  45s in existence.

 

 

"Issued on February 18, 1963. 

This 45 is the first record issued in North America that was credited to "The Beatles". 

The very first pressings of this rare record are normally identifiable by the large hand written matrix number (with no dash and number) hand etched in the trail off area. 

This first pressing is extremely rare since, according to Paul white himself, a first run of only 170 copies were made. 

The band not being famous yet, the 45 did not sell well; apparently only around 78 copies were sold out of those initial 170. Some or most of these early 1963 records were issued in a glossy black Capitol sleeve."

 

Pls. check websites..

http://www.capitol6000.com/beatles45.html

http://www.capitol6000.com/lovemedo.html

CONDITION

Labels: VG+

Visual: VG+

Both surfaces a few light marks while still retaining their deep high gloss appearance.

Audio: EXCELLENT

Cover: EXCELLENT


USA / UK / Asia / Japan / Europe - £7

All International packages will be insured.

I am happy to combine money for shipping, please contact for further details.

Only PayPal.

All records has been send in a plastic cover.

Any questions please ask.

 

Thank you and good luck!

 

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