A COLLECTION OF BEATLES OLDIES LP 1966 NM- original UK Parlophone

$

56

Vinyl from my ex-wife's collection!

This is a 12" vinyl LP

THE BEATLES: A COLLECTION OF BEATLES OLDIES. Original UK pressing, bought in early 1967 (Parlophone PCS 7016, UK, stereo, black & yellow label, 1966 original). 16 tracks, some in stereo for the first time on this album.

Tune listing:

• she loves you
  
• from me to you
  
• we can work it out
  
• help!
  
• michelle
  
• yesterday
  
• i feel fine
  
• yellow submarine
  
• can't buy me love
  
• bad boy
  
• day tripper
  
• a hard day's night
  
• ticket to ride
  
• paperback writer
  
• eleanor rigby
  
• i want to hold your hand

Condition: Vinyl visual Near Mint- with a couple of visible scuffs, plays VG++ to Near Mint / Thin Euro flipback cover Very Good+, top left corner has some kitty teeth marks; date written on back cover. See my positive feedbacks for all the buyers who have been pleased with the condition of my vinyl and CDs!!

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About grading: I grade visually (and conservatively) according to strict Goldmine standards -- unless I have time to play part of the record, when I will state "play-graded" or "plays" with the grade. Mint- means I have played it on my high-end equipment but there are no marks whatsoever (usually reserved for LPs from my personal collection). Near Mint means there are NO VISIBLE MARKS except for possible minor sleeve scuffing on the vinyl, and few if any spindle tracks on the label. The vinyl gloss looks like a brand-new record. I use VG++ if there is any mark on the vinyl that may possibly be audible. VG+ may have a few light scratches that probably will not affect play. VG has visible and possibly audible scratches or pops but is still quite listenable, especially if you're dubbing to your computer using a noise reduction program. Good is well-used, adequate until you can find a better copy. Mint is reserved for sealed records only.

For covers, Near Mint means slight shelf wear, if any. VG++ may have light scuffing or ring wear, cutout hole or notch, clipped corner, etc. VG+ will have more wear, but still a record that someone really took care of. VG may have some handwriting, creased corners, or other defects. Good may have some split seams, stains, moisture damage, heavy ring wear, but is still OK until you find that elusive Near Mint copy! Grading is all subjective, but I've been selling on eBay for over 15 years now. My goal is to have you open your package and be PLEASANTLY SURPRISED rather than disappointed with the condition.

Save the old music!

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On Feb-19-14 at 20:46:06 PST, seller added the following information:

The matrix numbers are YEX 619-1G and YEX 620-1G.