Rolling Stones Beggars Banquet US LP London toilet slv.
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This auction is part of a sale of approx. 400 Rolling Stones records we are listing - please go into our e-bay shop and click on Stones Sale in the shop categories section on the left. Specific details of this record can be found lower down this description.
The sale features Stones items from the 1960s-1990s, covering the UK, US, Europe and Australia, and includes LPs, 45s, demo and promo records, live and rare recordings, solo recordings, picture discs, picture sleeves, coloured vinyls, flexi discs, compilations, box sets, tour-related items and posters.
The items are being sold via seven-day auctions, and new listings will be added daily over the next few weeks. Images will be added at the point of listing or as soon as possible afterwards.
The records were all acquired from the same source, an avid Stones collector from the UK, and we can vouch for the integrity and quality of the collection. In particular, almost all of the (many) 45s have been stored carefully in polylined 7" sleeves after being removed from company sleeves, picture sleeves, etc.
Most items are in EX-NM condition, with several in VG condition, as defined by the UK Record Collector industry-standard gradings. We endeavour to be strict on gradings, and aim to err on the side of caution in order not to disappoint.
As with all of our rare record auctions, this sale features a realistic starting price and no reserve, for an entirely transparent transaction. We are 100% positive-rated e-bay sellers and lifelong vinyl fanatics, and you can buy from us with confidence.
Please e-mail us with any questions, and good luck if you decide to bid!
With best wishes from Classic LPs UK.
This item:
Beggars Banquet, US London LP PS 539, 1968. Stereo, with illustrated London Records inner co. sleeve. This issue has a yellow card cover with pasted-on "toilet graffiti" illustration.
Condition: Sleeve at least EX+, with occasional v. light bubbling to illustration/small tear to top spine. Record at least NM.
Other notable features: As with all of the US LP issues, unlike the UK issues the sleeves are unlaminated. The nature of the hardboard used lends it to some v. light ringwear/v. light discolouring as a matter of course, but the sleeve quality here is as high as these US pressings allow - ie, it is effectively near-mint.
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