The Beatles Please Please Me Vinyl LP Parlophone 1963 Early 70's Repress EX+/EX
£
16
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21
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Description
The Beatles - Please Please Me - Vinyl LP - Stereo Silver and Black repress label - the style of label suggests the repress is from between early 1971 and 1973 (Black EMI logo on white background and label perimeter print begins with 'The Gramophone Co).'
Matrix numbers in vinyl run-out are: Side 1 - YEX 94-1 Side 2 - YEX 95-1
Condition: Record - Excellent +. The record looks almost new and appears to have been played very little if at all. Under strong light there are the faintest of marks visible, probably resulting from the sleeve when the record has been removed. The labels are nice and clean with little evidence of spindle marks. This is probably as clean a record as you'll find of this early seventies repress. Sleeve - Excellent. A great looking sleeve with just light wear to the corners. Bottom right corner has been a bit stubbed. The back cover remains nice and white other than some ring wear visible to the opening side. No signs of any splits. The owner has written their name in red ink top right on the back.
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The record will be posted in a record mailer with a stiffener. The record will be placed in the innersleeve but outside of the outer sleeve to reduce chance of damage to the spine.
Anything selling for over £20 will be sent signed for at no extra cost (i.e. you just pay 1st or 2nd Class Royal Mail Standard).
Vinyl Grading System
Mint: A perfect record. This record looks like it has just left the manufacturer. No scuffs or scratches or marks of any kind on the vinyl.
Sleeve: No creases, splits, writing or stickers. Again, looks like it has just left the manufacturer.
Near Mint: This record appears virtually flawless. There may be a very minor scuff, which is very hard to see, but little else will appear on the vinyl. It should play without any noise over the flaw.
Sleeve: Looks close to perfect with only minor signs of wear and/or age. Minor impressions to the cover, due to the edge of the vinyl pressing against it, may be present.
Excellent: The Vinyl may have minor scuffs or light marks, which are only slightly visible. It should play without any noise over the flaw.
Sleeve: There may be impressions to the cover from the edge of the record pressing against it. There may be slight creases and some wear to corners but no splits or repairs
Very Good +: The record shows wear and there may be some surface scuffs and/or light scratches. These may be more visible but the record should play without noise over the flaws.
Sleeve: There will be more wear/ aging visible on this cover. There may be some creasing and wear to the corners. Some minor wear to the seams or spine but no tears or holes popping through.
Very Good: The record has obviously been played many times but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and or light scratches.
Sleeve: worn/used. Maybe with seam splitting and ring wear. It may have a snowy effect in parts and there may be writing on it. It will look aged and yellowish but it should still be decent. Please see full descriptionprice rating
