Beatles Second Album MONO in Shrink. First Pressing. Mint- (Indianapolis?)
  $   176

 


$ 176 Sold For
Oct 21, 2023 Sold Date
Oct 11, 2023 Start Date
6   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

Beatles Second Album MONO in Shrink. First  Pressing. Mint-
Has a price tag staple hole on front upper left corner (hence mint-).

This is a strange one.
Appears to possibly be an Indianapolis RCA contract pressing; but please research this for yourself as I cannot be positive.

Has no timings for "Long Tall Sally" and "I Call Your Name"
Does not have 'IAM' triangle.
Appears to have 'I' in runout/deadwax.
Small pressing ring on the label measures 1-1/4" out from the spindle hole.
Has an 'indentation' 3/4" in from outside of label.
Has a '3' on back cover lower right corner.


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