The Beatles - Revolver - Vinyl LP EMI 1 Box "I" Label Error PCS7009 EX/EX
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Description
Untitled Document
Please see photos for track list
Format: 12" Vinyl LP
Label: Parlophone
Cat No: PCS 7009
Year: 1969
Country: UK
Condition (Sleeve/Disc): EX/EX
See below for grading definitions
Notes: UK 1 Box EMI logo with a label error which has "I" printed at the beginning of Got To Get You Into My Life. Comes in a laminated 3 flipback Garrod & Lofthouse sleeve without Stereo printed top right. Includes generic inner.
The sleeve and inner are in great shape with only minimal storage wear, no splits, rips or graffiti.
The disc is also in fantastic condition, it is very clean and shows a only a few very light marks. Just a couple of spindle trails on each side indicating few plays. Plays great with just a little static here and there.
Matrix:
Side 1: YEX 605-1
Side 2: YEX 606-1
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Mint (M) Absolutely perfect in every way. Certainly never been played, possibly even still sealed.
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