The Beatles Please Please Me LP UK Mono PMC1202 Y&B Labels 1N/1N 4th Pressing
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Feb 13, 2017 Sold Date
Feb 3, 2017 Start Date
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The Beatles Please Please Me LP UK Parlophone Mono PMC1202 Yellow & Black Paper Labels 1N/1N 4th Pressing.

Fourth pressing, summer 1963 – January 1964. Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. or Ernest J.Day & Co. front laminated cover, with large “mono” on front. Black label with yellow logo and silver print. “The Parlophone Co. Ltd.” printed at the start perimeter print and “Recording first published 1963?. Tracing-paper-lined “Use Emitex” die-cut inner sleeve. With or without KT tax code on the label. Matrix numbers: Side 1: XEX 421-1N; Side 2: XEX 422-1N. Ernest J.Day & Co. front laminated cover, with large “mono” on front. The photo credit for the front cover: “Photo Angus McBean” is printed in the lower right corner.

Condition Vinyl LP : Good, lies flat on the turntable, paper labels 2 letters written red ink yellow on side 1, visually not fantastic, however heavy weight vinyl and sounds very good given there are marks, played through without jumps or skips, there is a heavy indent on tracks 1 to 3 side 1, does play through them but expect clicks but not overpowering.

Condition Sleeve  : No splits or tears,  no writing, could grade it as excellent considering it is over 50 years old, being presentable but well loved, nice clean legible spine, however graded as very good. Inner sleeve intact, no splits or tears, one bit of writing on it.

Sounds is an enjoyable play and suitable to complete collection till you find elusive mint unplayed 4th edition..

Record and inner are removed from sleeve and shipped in a protective card envelope. Please see my other auctions for similar items.


VINYL/SLEEVE CONDITION GRADES
SS STILL SEALED IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING M A PERFECT RECORD. THIS GRADE IS ONLY USED IN THE RARE INSTANCE THAT A RECORD LOOKS ABSOLUTELY UNPLAYED NM NEAR PERFECT. AT WORST, A FEW PAPER RUBS--NOTHING THAT WOULD EVER AFFECT PLAYBACK. EX A RECORD WITH SOME VERY LIGHT MARKINGS. THESE MARKINGS WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE PLAYBACK OF THE RECORD VG A RECORD WITH MILD SURFACE WEAR--SOME MARKINGS/VERY FEW LIGHT SCRATCHES. THERE MAY BE MILD SURFACE NOISE, BUT ITS OVERALL IMPACT ON THE PLAYBACK OF THE RECORD WILL STILL BE SMALL. VERY ENJOYABLE G A RECORD THAT HAS BEEN ENJOYED. SURFACE MARKS WILL BE APPARENT AND SOME SCRATCHES ARE POSSIBLE. LUSTER MAY BE LOST. SURFACE NOISE WILL NOT DOMINATE PLAYBACK. COVER GRADING
(Any significant blemish not mentioned in the table below will be described above) SS STILL SEALED IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING M A COVER THAT LOOKS LIKE IT HAS NOT BEEN HANDLED. SHARP CORNERS AND NO VISIBLE BLEMISHES. NM A COVER WITH ONLY MINOR SHELF WEAR. A RECORD THAT HAS CLEARLY BEEN STORED PROPERLY. EX A COVER THAT HAS BEEN HANDLED PROPERLY, BUT DOES SHOW ITS AGE. MINOR WEAR, BUT NOTHING DISTRACTING. VG A COVER THAT DOES HAVE MINOR BLEMISHES--WEAR TO CORNERS, LIGHT RINGWEAR, ETC. AN AVERAGE COVER CONDITION. A SMALL AMOUNT OF EDGE OR SPINE WEAR G A COVER THAT HOLDS THE RECORD. STRUCTURAL DAMAGE MAY BE APPARENT. THE PICTURE SHOULD SHOW OBVIOUS BLEMISHES. RINGWEAR MAY BE HEAVY. THERE MAY BE SEAM SPLITS AND STAINS


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