Beatles Rubber Soul First Press Stereo in Shrink. Near Mint+. Group Not On Label
  $   105

 


$ 105   (best offer accepted)   Sold For
Sep 26, 2023 Sold Date
Sep 19, 2023 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

USA, Capitol Beatles Rubber Soul First Pressing Stereo.   In (opened) Shrink.  Near Mint to Mint (see pictures). 

Stereo, Scranton Pressing with 'I AM' triangle, Beatles (group name) Not On Labels
The ''NEW IMPROVED'' caption is in brown/tan inside the picture and there is no ''File Under'' caption in the top border.
The artist's name above the spindle hole consist of the individual names of the Beatles, but does not mention the group's name.  The ''Stereo'' caption reaches over the tracklisting. 
Note: 'marks' seen in pictures are reflections and not in vinyl; there are no visible marks on vinyl (except matrix and runout numbers and codes); vinyl is like unused. I can take more pictures if needed.

Pics are of actual item; use these to judge condition for yourself.


Free Shipping (carefully packed in bubblewrap AND cardboard boxing).*

Insured.


Feel free to make offers, if applicable.**

See note on bottom for buy-it-now pricing adjustments, if applicable. ^

Bundle with other items, if offered.


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* If an item is a new DVD or other video format and includes free shipping, understand that offers below $13.69 will very ikely be declined, unless the same buyer is making simultaneous offers on other items. This is due to cost of packing/shipping, making it unfeasible.


** Keep in mind that it may take time to respond to an offer, and that offers made will more likely be responded to when the item has been listed for some time (e.g., a few days).  I generally will let an item run for a week before accepting offers, so the item can be seen by more persons, particularly if this is an auction listing.

Sometimes outside events may delay or prevent responses to offers - please do not take it personally. Possibly, when it is absurdly low, I will 'ignore' an offer, believing it isn't serious.

^ Listings often follow a 'cascade' in the buy-it-now price, wherein an item that has not sold over a period of time, will likely be progressively price-reduced.  Kind of like a slow 'Dutch auction'.






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