THE BEATLES SECOND ALBUM CAPITOL ST-2080 MOSTLY SEALED**NO BAR CODE*NO HOLES
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THE BEATLES SECOND ALBUM ST-2080 STEREO 85% SEALED CAPITOL 1975 or 1978* ORIGINAL PRICE STK. *GLARE IS FROM LIGHTING. COVER VG/VG+ No writing, stains, clips, punch holes, or bending. Shrink missing on the front cover, near the spine. and two long thin fine jagged cuts from the top to the second group picture.
The original price sticker in the top right corner tells me this is most likely a 1975 or 1978 press.
RECORD M- Presumed mint. ORANGE or PURPLE LABEL CAPITOL
TRACKS: Side 1 Roll Over Beethoven Thank You Girl You Really Got A Hold On Me Devil In Her Heart Money (That's What I Want) You Can't Do That Side 2 Long Tall Sally I Call Your Name Please Mister Postman I'll Get You She Loves You
SECURELY WRAPPED
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I GRADE CONSERVATIVELY --VISUAL GRADED
GRADING:
COVER//RECORD
SS: Still sealed: Record is in its original seal and has not been played.
M-// Excellent. The record has no marks or audible faults. It has been played, but well taken care of.
VG++: Very good plus plus. The record has been played regularly, but relatively carefully. There may be visual marks on the disc that are beginning to sound faint crackles on one or two tracks.
VG+: Very good plus. The record has been played regularly and is showing signs of wear . There will be visual marks, and surface scratches, thus there will be minor audible pop and crackles, but nothing serious.
VG: Very good. The record has been played many times, affecting the sound quality with pops and crackles, because of surface scratches and wear. Will be intrusive if the music is quiet, but will play.
VG- : Very good minus. The record has been played so much that the sound quality has begun to deteriorate from scratches, played with a poor needle or having been played obsessively.
G: Good. The record has been played so much that the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated, possibly with distortion, or loud clicks from scratches.
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