The Beatles – Revolver PCS 7009 1st UK Stereo Press 1966 Dr./Doctor Robert

	£		100
	$		132

🎶 Original 1966 UK 1st Stereo Pressing — The Beatles — Revolver — Parlophone PCS 7009An increasingly sought-after early UK stereo pressing of Revolver, a cornerstone for any serious Beatles collection. This copy features the distinctive early print variation with “Dr. Robert” spelled on the sleeve and “Doctor Robert” correctly on the label — a fascinating and highly collectible early 1966 pressing detail. Pressed on yellow and black Parlophone labels, this is a must-have variation for Beatles enthusiasts.🔍 Condition & Grading (Goldmine Standard)Vinyl (Record Surface):
Very Good Plus (VG+) — Glossy with a few light hairline marks visible under bright light. No deep scratches, skips, or jumps detected during test play (see video).Labels:
Very Good Plus (VG+) — Original yellow and black Parlophone labels with clear text and logos. Minor signs of age but well-preserved. Minimal spindle wear.Cover (Outer Sleeve):
Very Good (VG) — Original Garrod & Lofthouse sleeve with typical vintage character. Some age-related discoloration and minor bend marks, but no rips, tears, or writing. Spine text remains legible.Inner Sleeve:
Very Good Plus (VG+) — Original period-correct inner sleeve included, clean and free from splits or writing.

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Please see below for the Goldmine standard grading scale I've used to grade each aspect of my records:📏 Goldmine Grading Scale ReferenceVinyl Grading Scale (Record Disc Only):Mint (M): Perfect condition, flawless surface, usually unplayed and often still sealed.
Near Mint (NM or M-): Nearly perfect with only very minor imperfections not affecting play.
Excellent (EX or VG++): Very slight signs of wear or very faint surface marks. Plays perfectly.
Very Good Plus (VG+): Minor surface marks or light scuffs visible but no skips or pops. Good overall condition.
Very Good (VG): Noticeable surface marks and light scratches; may have slight background noise but plays through without skipping.
Good Plus (G+): Surface noise present, scratches more visible, some audible pops but generally still playable.
Good (G): Significant surface wear, visible scratches, some skips or surface noise likely.
Poor (P) or Fair (F): Heavily damaged, warped, cracked, or skips badly. Usually not playable or collectible unless extremely rare.
Sleeve Grading Scale (Covers, Inserts, Labels):Mint (M): No wear, factory fresh, often still sealed. Extremely rare.
Near Mint (NM or M-): Almost perfect, sharp corners, no creases or ringwear.
Excellent (EX or VG++): Very light signs of age, slight edge wear or faint ringwear only. No tears or major flaws.
Very Good Plus (VG+): Minor shelf wear, small creases or light ringwear. Presentable and intact.
Very Good (VG): More noticeable wear—creases, light edge splits, some discoloration or writing, but still intact.
Good Plus (G+): Visible wear, some seam splits or heavier ringwear. Functional but shows its age.
Good (G): Heavy wear, splits, scuffs, discoloration, or writing, but sleeve still mostly intact.
Poor (P): Severely damaged, missing parts, major splits or stains. Usually only collectible with very rare records.