BEATLES Meet The Beatles SHRINK Capitol
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Actually read the owner’s manual. Maybe the photos are better.
And here we go.
All records are shipped in cardboard record mailers with stiffeners. Records are shipped in plastic sleeves with the record outside the cover.
Ship to US addresses only. Sorry, not going through the international thing again, too many hassles. The bay has a habit of adding international shipping back into my listings, so I have to remember to take it out. So if it says I do, I really don’t.
All records are shipped media mail for $4 unless you request fancier service. If you have multiple wins I’ll keep the shipping cost at $4 until you break the 3 lb weight barrier, which is when the USPS rate goes up. Actual cost decided by weight, but probably go up in $1 increments. Box sets are obviously more and I’ll have to get those costs for you. If I don’t specify the shipping cost in the listing I’ll specify it sometime during the week.
I specify shipping within 3 days, but generally do better than that. The more I have ready at one time the quicker I ship (I still work for a living and stop at the PO on the way home from work). FYI, I make a mail run virtually every Monday since many people pay as soon as they win the auction. Prompt payment works well for both of us. If you want to hold off on payment because you’re interested in the next weeks listings just drop me a line and I’ll hold winnings for you until you tell me you’re done.
As usual, questions cheerfully answered for free.
So today’s offering:
Catalogue: Capitol ST 2047
Cover: M-, white and square, brown print. Shrink is split at bottom mouth about 3”. Note RIAA #18.
Vinyl: Side 1 VG++, side 2 VG+. Light stuff, nothing major.
Labels: VG+(+), some light trails and spindle hole wear.
Think this is an original 60’s press with a later cover. From what I can find on the net original covers generally have a single digit # by the RIAA symbol, and I believe an 18 indicates and early 70’s pressing.
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