8 BEATLES LPs Meet, Second, New, VI, Yesterday, Sgt ++

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These Beatles 12-inch 33 1/3 rpm LP record albums are all authentic, in nice playing condition -- a real slice of history! They are:

1. Meet The Beatles. Capitol ST 2047 stereo. 1964. Very Good to Very Good+ record, Very Good cover. Very nice original 'colorband' record labels (a mix of MBI and Ascap credits given to song titles), nice record luster -- general light play, will play very well! Solid cover, colors.

2. Second Album. Capitol T 2080. 1964. Very Good to Very Good+ record, Very Good cover. Very nice record labels (original 'colorband' record labels), record luster -- general light play -- will play very well! Nice cover colors (top and bottom seams are split/neatly taped).

3. Something New. Capitol T 2108. 1964. Very Good to Very Good+ record, Very Good+ cover. Very nice record labels (origianl 'colorband' labels), record luster -- general light play -- will play very well! Name written on one label edge and on back cover. Beautiful solid cover, colors.

4. Beatles VI. Capitol ST 2358 stereo. 1965. Very Good+ record, Very Good- cover. Beautiful record labels (original 'colorband' labels), record luster -- light general play -- will play very well! Cover's left seam is split / neatly clear-taped, and bottom seam is half split. Nice cover colors.

5. Yesterday... and Today. Capitol T 2553. 1966. Very Good+ record, Very Good+ cover. Very nice record labels (original 'colorband' labels), record luster -- light general play -- will play very well! Nice solid cover, colors. I may be wrong but I do not believe that this has one of the rare 'butcher block' labels underneath...

6. Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club band. Capitol SMAS 2653 stereo. 1967. Very Good to Very Good+ record, Very Good cover. Very nice record labels (original 'colorband' labels), record luster -- light play -- will play very well! Solid gatefold cover, colors. Song lyrics on back cover. Includes Sgt Pepper 'cutouts' insert sheet.

7. Abbey Road. Apple SO 383 stereo. 1969. Very Good+ record, Very Good cover. Beautiful record labels, record luster -- light general play -- will play very well! Solid cover.

8. The Beatles Again. Apple SO 385 stereo. 1970. Very Good+ record, Very Good cover. Beautiful record labels, record luster -- general light play -- will play very well! Solid cover.

A NOTE RE VALUE: If these eight albums were in Near Mint condition, popular price guides would value their total at perhaps $900+.... Of course, these are not in Near Mint condition -- but they're all genuine/authentic, and I expect each to display and play nicely for you.....

If you'd like further detail re selections or other info, please let me know... Thanks! -- K

PLEASE NOTE: This auction is just one of about 200+ LP record auctions that I have ending over this few day period, so please SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS to combine wins and SAVE on shipping cost!!

I  do now accept PAYPAL (I do so only because Ebay has now forbidden all the better alternatives. Ebay owns Paypal and demands extra/duplicate fees from sellers when Paypal is used...). U.S. buyers will receive their package via either USPS media mail or USPS Priority Mail at the shipping rates calculated in this listing (these rates include the extra fee which the USPS charges for delivery confirmation, and also include the cost of necessary shipping/handling materials such as a fresh solid corrugated box). Or, if you'd prefer, I'd be pleased to work with you re other shipping possibilities .  International buyers (buyers with addresses outside the U.S.) can inquire re specific shipping cost estimates/choices to your address --  I'll  do my best to estimate/charge just actual shipping costs.  International buyers: please understand that I cannot predict nor be responsible for any fees or delays at the customs office of your country. I carefully wrap and ship in secure, solid corrugated boxes. I do my best to grade conservatively, following Goldmine-type grading standards (to be 'Mint', record must be still sealed/unopened in its original packaging; the normal grading sequence for opened/unsealed records is 'Near Mint', 'Very Good', 'Good') - -- please see my excellent feedback and other record auctions (AND I'LL ALWAYS COMBINE auction wins to reduce your total shipping cost.... when combining I intend to add just enough extra to cover the incremental postage cost, if any).

Since my auctions end over several days, it'll be fine to wait re payment in order to determine combined shipment (if you have multiple wins, PLEASE WAIT for my invoice before making payment, so that the total will properly reflect the combined shipping savings to your specific address) -- but if you'd like me to send you an invoice earlier please just ask ... no problem! Thanks, and good luck!!

PS --I'll normally notify & respond to emails within 48 hours (but actually usually it'll be on the same day) of auction's end, so please check with me if you have not heard (often, it seems, our computers are screening out good messages as 'spam' -- it's always a good idea to check your computer's 'spam' file each day or so...). Again, this time, since I have many auctions ending over a several day period, I may wait until the end of all auctions before sending notifications, to accommodate winners combining multiple wins to lower their cost of shipment.... but if you'd like an invoice earlier, please just let me know & I'll send one.  Thanks! -- K