With the Beatles. PCS 3045. Uncatalogued 60s stereo Y & B mis press *superb*
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With the Beatles.
Rare & collectable yellow & black label stereo pressing. To the best of my knowledge a fourth press which was only on shelves from August to December 1969. This one features a seemingly uncatalogued misprint as described below. You'll struggle to find another in a hurry.
PCS 3042
YEX 110 2/YEX 111 2
Firstly, the record.
Visually absolutely super. Good & glossy (especially considering its age) with barely even the lightest of marks on either side. Almost no spindle wear to speak of which strongly suggests to me that this record has seldom seen a turntable in over 50 years.
I have play tested this record from start to finish (no *visual testing only* nonsense) & it is of superb standard. Generally no significant deterioration at all. Playback might benefit from a professional clean but as it's not in dire need I'll leave that to the buyer.
Secondly, the sleeve.
Clean, strong, fully intact & unmarked. Spine is sharp & fully legible. The pictures tell a thousand words.
Further notes:
***Track B7 erroneous credit for 'Dominiom'. I have scoured discogs from top to bottom & found no mention of such copies***;
G & L patents pending flipback sleeve;
Rare small stereo text on sleeve;
Gotta Hold on Me misprint on sleeve;
No recording first published... on label;
No sold in the UK... on label;
KT tax code on side A.
If you're reading this then you probably already know that yellow & black label stereo copies of the first 3 albums are very thin on the ground in any condition.
This is a great starting price for what might actually be a one off Beatles collectable.
See my other Beatles records.
I post promptly and securely sometimes using recycled packaging.
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