Rare Beatles VI UK Export LP Parlophone CPCS 104
$
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Very rare first pressing of The Beatles VI UK export album. The matrix number's are YEEX 112-A15. There is a number above the matrix number on side 2 that has a line stamped through it. The number is ST2 2451. I couldn't find any information about the lined out number. The Stamper number's are 1 @ 9 o'clock and G @ 3 o'clock on both sides. The KT tax code is on side 2.
The album, cover and inner sleeve are in excellent condition. There are some surface scuffs and light scratches but the album sounds excellent. I don't know much about grading albums but the album looks like it was well taken care of. Please email questions. All sales are final.
S/H is to be paid by the buyer and will be dependent on location and insurance cost. Please pay within 7 days of the auction close with paypal or postal money order. Thanks for looking an good luck bidding
On Aug-30-04 at 16:00:52 PDT, seller added the following information: I reserve the right to end this auction early due to it being listed elsewhere. On Aug-31-04 at 16:57:14 PDT, seller added the following information:I found the following information on the web.
Origin from: Richard Foster on the Phonogram web discussion group ,
published by Michael Fremer in 'Analog Corner' in Stereophile magazine:
"EMI used a code based upon "G R A M O P H L T D" (Gramophone, Ltd.) with "G" being 1, "R" being 2, through "D" which is 0. These letters representing stamper numbers can be found at "3 O clock" in the lead out groove area. So if your copy of Revolver has a "G" only, it is the very first stamper made from a given "mother." The "mother" number can be found at the "9 O clock" position
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