Five BEATLES LP's -- Meet the Beatles, SERGEANT PEPPER, Beatles '65, WHITE ALBUM

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I do this from time to time, don't worry, you'll get used to it. Sorting through my collection of Beatles albums revealed several duplicates, so this lot contains five 12-inch 33 rpm LP's that I no longer need. Listen carefully, though - they all have condition issues, one of them has no cover, and one of them is a mis-match in terms of the vinyl not matching the cover. 
In the order shown in the pictures, the first four are:
Capitol # ST-2228 - "Beatles '65", stereo. Cover has price stickers on the front, top seam split all the way across, and the other two seams starting to split.
Capitol # T-2047 - "Meet the Beatles", mono.  Cover dampstained and top seam starting to split.
Apple # SO-385 - "The Beatles Again", stereo. No cover. I believe it was issued in the same cover as the album "Hey Jude."
Capitol # SMAS-2653 - "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", stereo. The gatefold cover has stickers on the front, bottom seam split all the way across, and the other seams partially split.
Those four will be shipped with plain white inner sleeves.
The fifth one is the mis-match. The cover and the two custom inner sleeves are for the double LP "The Beatles 1962-1966" (Apple # SKBO-3403), but the two records are "The Beatles 1967-1970" (Apple # SKBO-3404). On the cover, all four seams are either totally or partially split. The seams on the inner sleeves are all intact, maybe starting to split at the middle.
The records are all in heavily played condition, with a lot of visible surface scuffs and scratches. I played parts of all five on my Audio-Technica turntable, and there were skips or jumps on all of them, with varying degrees of audible background noise, including some clicks or pops and ticking and a lot of general background hiss. Some of them are so scratched up as to be virtually unplayable, but some of them still provide a reasonably enjoyable listening experience.
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