Beatles '65 MONO First Pressing Mint- Shrink Gloversville(?) Teen Set Liner.
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[Note: it is preferred that auction run through; offers will not likely be looked at until the 6th day of auction; we may not be able to respond to all offers]
Beatles '65 MONO First Pressing With Teen Set Inner Liner. Mint- In Shrink.
This is possibly a Gloversville pressing, as there is a tiny '1' in the runout -- but please do your research to confirm (I can send pics or descriptions of small details if needed).
It's a heavy platter (I don't have a gram scale, but it seems to weigh just under 7 ounces on my professional postal scale).
This has been in storage for many decades.
Pics are of actual item.
Will ship carefully packed in bubblewrap AND cardboard boxing.*
Feel free to make offers, if applicable; offers will be considered only after auction has run for several days.**
Bundle with other items, if offered.
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Any returns, if applicable, must be sent back in the original physical condition in which they were received by the buyer.
Buyer is responsible for taxes.
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* If an item is a new DVD or other video format and includes free shipping, understand that offers below $13.69 will very likely be declined, unless the same buyer is making simultaneous offers on other items. This is due to cost of packing/shipping, making it unfeasible.
** Keep in mind that it may take time to respond to an offer, and that offers made will more likely be responded to when the item has been listed for some time (e.g., a few days). I generally will let an item run for a week before accepting offers, so the item can be seen by more persons.
Sometimes outside events may delay or prevent responses to offers - please do not take it personally. Possibly, when it is absurdly low, I will 'ignore' an offer, believing it isn't serious.
Fixed-price listings follow a 'cascade', wherein an item that has not sold over a period of time, will likely be progressively price-reduced. Kind of like a slow 'Dutch auction' (of course, there is a limit to how low I can set a price; we don’t file tax write-offs yet).
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