BEATLES YESTERDAY UK EP ORIGINAL AND UNPLAYED
£
225
$
298
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Description
Parlophone GEP 8948. Matrix 7TCE 894-1, 7TCE 895-1. Laminated flipback sleeve with ROUND corners. Labels feature "THE GRAMOPHONE CO. LTD.", "P" and "SOLD IN U.K. ..." text. "KT" tax code stamped in the centre on Side 1 and in the dead vinyl on both sides. Stamper codes C 0 (Side 1) and R 1 (Side 2). The FRONT SLEEVE is in SUPREME *MINT* condition with NO laminate damage, NO edgewear and NO dented corners. The photograph is bright and fresh with NO fading. The OPENING is LIKE NEW with NO tears, NO rippling and NO feathering. The unlaminated BACK SLEEVE is TRULY OUTSTANDING with NO grubbiness, NO fading of the printing and NO handwriting. Infact, it's indistinguishable from NEW. JUST HOW RARE IS THAT? The RECORD LABELS stand up to the most critical inspection. NO spindle marks, NO centre hole wear and NO print fading ON BOTH SIDES. The RECORD is a BEAUTY showing NO SIGN of a scratch, NO scuff and NO bagrash ON BOTH SIDES. The vinyl SHINES LIKE NEW and is amazing to look at. It is emmediately clear that this record is UNPLAYED! FANTASTICALLY RARE! The FIRST PRESSING "Yesterday" EP rarely comes up for sale at all but I can assure you that it NEVER comes up for sale in this condition. The purchaser of this item will TREASURE IT. I doubt they will ever even want to play it because it is JUST SO PERFECT. Take a good look at my picures. CAN YOU GET BETTER THAN THAT? I can assure you that you won't. This record is one for the CONNOISSEUR, the perfectionist Beatles collector. One look at it and you will swear it's BRAND NEW. BELIEVE ME, IF YOU MISS THIS CHANCE TO GET YOUR HANDS ON THIS PERFECT EP YOU WILL KICK YOURSELF. International bidders to pay postage/packing (and insurance) at cost. International bidders to pay by PAYPAL only. All packaging is CUSTOM MADE and will be well up to the job. By the way folks, this item does not come cheap, but then, the BEST never does, does it?
