Beatles Please Please Me Gold Stereo Parlophone Label
£
3,500
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4,638
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Description
The Beatles Please Please Me Gold Stereo Parlophone Label from April 1963.
First Day 1G and 1R Stampers!!
Original 1st day release from England and is considered to be one of their, if not THE most sought after and rarest LP. These are proven sound investments and have tripled in value over the past couple of years or so as so few were pressed in the first place.
This is a Very first press Dick James Version in Stereo as the initial 1st pressings had the incorrect Dick James Mus. publishing credits for tracks 1 & 2 on side 1, and 4 & 6 on side 2. (as it should have read Northen songs)
All stampers and Tax codes are correct and Labels are in a Lovely Excellent Condition.
Both labels have Parlophone Co. around the rims with the MZT tax code visible around the centre hole of side 1.
The record and Sleeve are in a Beautiful condition and are correctly graded at a Very Good + / Excellent - (to be on the safe side) with no major scratches, just the usual lights scuffs etc.
It also comes complete with the rare first edition Patents Applied for Emitex lined Sleeve in Excellent Condition also.
The Sleeve is the absolute first issue with the Angus McBean credit to the extreme right and the large Stereo wording to the left.
This is the best condition I've ever seen of this and would rate as an excellent with no writing, tears, folds or missing parts.
Mother Stampers are:
Side 1: the number 1 at 9 o'clock and the letter R at 3 o'clock
Side 2: the number 1 at 9 o'clock and the letter G at 3 o'clock
and the Matrix numbers are: YEX 94-1 & YEX 95-1
which confirms it is from the first 300 pressed and released in April 1963.
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