*MINT* BEATLES 'FROM ME TO YOU / THANK YOU GIRL' MONO VJ 522 RARE BRACKETS LABEL
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Feb 27, 2022 Sold Date
Feb 26, 2022 Start Date
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THE BEATLES MINT 'FROM ME TO YOU / THANK YOU GIRL' MONO VJ 522 RARE BRACKETS LABEL

THE BEATLES VJ 522 MONO 'FROM ME TO YOU / THANK YOU GIRL' SUPER MEGA RARE VEE JAY 522 BRACKETS WITH CORRECT VJ SLEEVE. NOT MANY OF THESE RARE 45s STILL EXIST TODAY !! ONLY 7500 VJ BRACKET LABEL 522 EVER PRESSED !!!

       ***** This is one of the nicest you will ever find. Both sides are Mint Pristine Spectacular. Nicest I've ever seen !! *****

A low priced Beatles VJ 522 as you'll ever find. The VJ 522 with original sleeve is near impossible to find. Presently the NICEST & lowest priced VJ 522 on eBay and the ONLY one with the correct sleeve !! There are 2 others up for sale, an oval label for $1050 and $1250 with the bracket logo, but neither with the orig sleeve. Please take a look at both of these so you can clearly see the difference in condition !!


OUT OF ONLY 21,225 COPIES EVER SOLD OF VJ522, ONLY 7,500 WERE PRESSED WITH LABELS HAVING THE BRACKETS LOGO.
THIS EXPLAINS WHY THE BRACKET LABEL RELEASES ARE BY FAR MUCH RARER AND MORE VALUABLE THAN THE MOST COMMON OF THE THREE ORIGINAL OVAL VARIATIONS. HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN THIS MEGA RARE TREASURE !!

The wax is nothing short of PRISTINE. There are ZERO scratches. ZERO scuffs. It appears to rarely, if ever, had a needle on it !!

Both 'A' and 'B' side labels are NM with NO stickers, NO tape, NO writing, and NO rips/tears. One of the nicest I have ever seen !!!!

The PRISTINE ORIGINAL VJ oval sleeve amazingly has NO SEAM SPLITS or Rips. This Vee Jay oval sleeve is exclusive to the VJ522.

Now over 58 years later, only few are known to have survived. Here is your chance to own one !! The condition of the record is MINT plays right through with no scratches, very glossy, showing little to no play. These VJ 522 issues were at the very beginning of Beatlemania and were often played to death, day and night. NM/Mint labels are very vibrant and free from any rips or tears, which is super rare. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The Beatles second United States single, was released May 1963 with the oval labels, and Jan 1964 with the super rare bracket label.
No custom picture sleeve was ever made for these records. Instead, it was issued in an generic Oval Vee Jay Records sleeve.

Vee-Jay did not press its own records. Instead, the company had the metal parts sent to regional factories for manufacture.
Records were then sent directly from these pressing plants to distributors, who in turn sent records to retailers and other distributors.
In 1963 and January 1964, Vee Jay used three primary pressing plants and different label variations. Harder to find is the bracket label.

This issue is the second pressing of the record which has silver lettering on a black label with an outer rim colorband featuring the bracket logo. It has the (MR) symbol in its trail off areas, indicating that it was pressed by Monarch Records. One of the oldest Beatles 45 known to exist. The 45 RPM masters, mothers, and stampers of "From Me To You (master number 63-3218)" and "Thank You Girl (master number 63-3219)" were shipped to ARP, Monarch, and Southern Plastics.

All copies of VJ 522 have the master number and a barely visible "RA" hand etched into the trail off area as well as the machine stamped Audio Matrix logo. This disc manufactured by Monarch Records is easily identified by a circled (MR) symbol machine stamped in the trail off areas, which also contain a hand etched job number preceded by a "∆" symbol.

The Mega Ultra Rare bracket logo variation of this record with thick print has the (MR) symbol in its trail off areas, indicating that it was pressed by Monarch Records. The job number ∆47843 is hand etched in the trail off area of the A side and ∆47843-X appears on the B side.
It's interesting to note, the extremely early VJ pressings listed the credits as: McCartney-Lennon, before they were credited as Lennon-McCartney.
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Credits: Written By – McCartney-Lennon (Notice, it is NOT listed as Lennon-McCartney)

Notes: Bracket Logo, Thick Print variant.

Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Rights Society: BMI

Runout: A-side label: 63-3218 Matrix
Runout: B-side label: 63-3219 Matrix

A-side runout, etched: ∆47843
B-side runout, etched: ∆47843-X
CATALOG NUMBER: VJ 522

LABEL: Vee Jay black rainbow with the much more scarce bracket logo (only 7500 pressed)

MIX MONO PRESS FACTORY: Monarch Records in Los Angeles, California

SIDE 1: 63-3218  RA  ∆47843    (hand etched)   (MR) symbol and Audio Matrix logo (machine stamped)

SIDE 2: 63-3219 RA   ∆47843-X (hand etched)   (MR) symbol and Audio Matrix logo (machine stamped)

SLEEVE STYLE: Vee-Jay red & black oval company sleeve (1963 & Early 1964 exclusive sleeve)
VINYL COLOR: Black

PUBLISHER'S NAME:
SIDE 1 Gil Music Corp.-BMI
SIDE 2 Conrad Pub.

BMI RUNNING TIMES:
SIDE 1 1:49
SIDE 2 1:55
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