Rare Beatles Break-In 7" PROFESSOR BUG Beatlemania Parts 1&2 45 Beetle 1600
  $   45

 


$ 45 Sold For
Dec 21, 2013 Sold Date
Nov 27, 2013 Start Date
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Description

Please note: I try to grade on the conservative side, thus the record you receive may be in better shape than I have graded it to be. Records are visually graded.  For more details on the grading scale, scroll down to the bottom.  All pictures provided are of actual sleeve and record to be received.

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About the Item:

Great for collectors of all things Beatles!

This is an original 1964 U.S. Beetle Records Beatles-related 'cut-in' 45 RPM record titled 'Beatlemania Parts 1 & 2' from Professor Bug.

This is a 'cut-in' record similar to 'The Beatle Flying Saucer', with an interviewer asking questions about the worldwide effects of Beatlemania and the answers coming in the form of musical samples taken from popular 45s of the day.


Label: Beetle Records

Release: 1600

Made/Printed in: USA


Disc: Very Good- Has one scratch that can be felt with the fingernail.  Not deep enough to think it will affect playback. May need to be cleaned as gloss is not very high.


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SHIPPING

  I do offer Combined Shipping and pricing is as follows:   U.S.A. First Class Mail (Regular Mail): $4.00 Priority Mail (1-3 business days): $8.00   Each Additional Item: $1.00   Worldwide First Class Mail $15 (can take 2-6 weeks) Priority Mail $35 (about 6-10 business days)   Each Additional Item: $2.00   Records are always packaged shipped securely.   Any and all customs fees are to be paid by buyer. -----   MY RECORD GRADING SCALE (Based on the Goldmine scale, explained in my personal grading criteria below)   M (MINT) Perfect in every way. (I will not use this grade)   ***   NM (NEAR MINT) Looks like I just brought it home from the store.   NM Records are shiny with no visible defects and will sound as if never played (Due to the fact that I visually grade my records, I will not use this grade for the record itself.)   NM Covers are free of creases, ring wear and seam splits of any kind   ***   EXCELLENT Possibly Near Mint, but only visually graded.   E Records are high gloss with few, if any, hairline scratches, that of course should not affect the sound.   E Covers look NM, except for very slight wear.   ***   VG+ (VERY GOOD PLUS) Would be NM if not for a couple of minor things.   VG+ Records may show some slight signs of wear, including light scuffs, very light scratches, minor signs of handling (such as telltale marks around the center hole, though not misshapen), or slight warps.  None of the visual defects described above should affect the sound.   VG+ Covers will only show minor wear.   There may be some very light ring wear or discoloration, but it should be barely noticeable.  A VG+ cover might have some very minor seam wear or a split (less than one inch long) at the bottom. Also, a VG+ cover may have some defacing, such as a cut-out marking.   ***   VG (VERY GOOD) A great bargain, with just a few flaws.

VG Records will have more evident scratches on them and/or won't appear as glossy as their VG+ counterparts. Their may be some surface noise, and the scratches may be audible but they will not overpower the listening experience.

VG Covers may have minor writing, tape or a sticker on them.

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G+ (GOOD PLUS)

G+ Records will have more scratches than their VG counterparts (when that is the issue), but the record should still play through without skipping. Surface noise may also be more evident.

G+ Covers have damage or detractions obvious enough to downgrade from VG, but not as significant as it's G counterparts.

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G (GOOD)

G Records will have a few more scratches than their G+ counterparts, but the record should still play through without skipping.

G Covers have obvious damage or detractions such as heavy writing, large stamps, stickers, tape, eater damage, etc.

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FAIR

F Records are playable, but the listening experience is expected to be poor due to the number of scratches and damage to the record.

F Covers are in only slightly better shape than their P counterparts

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POOR

You probably only want these if you are a collector and the item is rare.

P Records are cracked and unplayable.

P Covers are heavily damaged.

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