The Beatles Pair of Uncommon Capitol Target Label 45 RPM Records in Nice Cond.

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Here are 2 Beatles’ 45 RPM Singles on the UNCOMMON Red and Orange Capitol Records “Target” Label including a MISTAKEN USA RELEASE OF THE CANADIAN SINGLE.

The records in this auction have the Capitol Records “C” logo. The red and orange “target” labels with “C” logos were issued 1969 – 1971. According to the Price Guide for the Beatles American Records, 6th Edition, after January, 1971 Capitol added a white “dot” to improve the logo resolution in the “C” logo. There are white “dots” in the “C” logos on the labels; therefore, both of these records were issued in Early 1971 to Spring, 1971.

Here are additional details:

Record #1:

• “ALL MY LOVING” b/w “THIS BOY” by The Beatles

• This is Capitol Records 72144.

• The labels have the Capitol Records “C” logo with the white “dot” in the logo for resolution.

• THIS WAS A “MISTAKEN USA RELEASE OF THE COMMON CANADIAN SINGLE” according to the Price Guide for the Beatles American Records, 6th Edition.

• It was produced at Capitol’s Jacksonville pressing plant based on the “0” pressed into the trail-off.

• You will notice that this record’s catalog number has 5 numbers instead of Capitol’s typical USA 45RPM catalog numbering for Beatles’ singles that have 4 numbers.

• The VINYL is in NICE VG+ CONDITION with some very light/slight surface hairlines/scuffs (none “feelable”), and the labels are clean. There is a very tiny “flea-bite” chip on the edge of the vinyl only on the “All My Loving” side, but it does NOT affect play. (Check the images.)

• It comes with what I believe is the CORRECT CAPITOL TARGET PAPER SLEEVE.

Record #2:

• “HELLO GOODBYE” b/w “I AM THE WALRUS” by The Beatles

• This is Capitol Records 2056.

• The labels have the Capitol Records “C” logo with the white “dot” in the logo for resolution.

• It was produced at Capitol’s Scranton pressing plant based on the triangle “△” pressed into the trail-off.

• The VINYL is in VERY NICE VG+ to Near Mint Minus (NM-) CONDITION with a few very light/slight surface hairlines/scuffs (none “feel-able”), and the labels are clean.

• It comes with what I believe is the CORRECT CAPITOL TARGET PAPER SLEEVE.

A VERY NICE PAIR of Beatles’ singles on the UNCOMMON CAPITOL TARGET LABEL for someone’s Beatles vinyl collection.

Thanks to the Price Guide for the Beatles American Records, 6th Edition by Perry Cox and Frank Daniels for information about these records.

FYI: I use the COVER/SLEEVE GRADES and RECORD GRADES listed and described on page 8 of the Price Guide for the Beatles American Records. 6th Edition for grading. These grades are Poor (P), Fair (F), Good Minus (G-), Good (G), Good Plus (G+), Very Good Minus (VG-), Very Good (VG), Very Good+ (VG+), Near Mint Minus or Very Good++ (NM- or VG++), Near Mint (NM), Mint Minus (M-), and Mint (M or MT) to VISUALLY GRADE these records, so please know the descriptions of these grades before bidding. Please ask any questions BEFORE bidding. And please check my other auctions for more vinyl you may want to add to your collection. Be high bidder on several and combine shipping on auction items that finish on the same weekend. (NOTE: If more than 1 vinyl item is won by the same bidder, please do NOT make payment until I send an invoice with combined shipping cost.) Winning bidder must remit payment within 5 days of auction close. Add $4.50 for shipping to a U.S. address via USPS Media Mail with tracking.