The Beatles - Something New - U.S. 1964 1st MONO Press LP - *STILL IN SHRINK*
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Description
THE BEATLES - 'SOMETHING NEW'
This U.S. 1st MONO pressing of their July 1964 is on the black colour-band Capitol label: T-2108
This copy was pressed at Capitol's Scranton factory in Pennsylvania.
Matrix numbers: T1-2108-F3 & T2-2108-G4
Vinyl weight: 162g
Housed in a slick-on-posterboard cover still encased within its original shrink, which bears a red coded store sticker on the front.
Complete with 'rust' coloured Capitol advertising inner-sleeve.
CONDITION
Disc
Labels: EXCELLENT +
Bright & clean with no significant traces of wear.
Visual: EXCELLENT
Clean & glossy playing surfaces which apart from a small cluster of light scratches on the final track on side 2, bear no major visual faults.
Sound Quality: EXCELLENT
All tracks play cleanly and clearly, free from any trace of groove/playwear. My play-check detected a little light vinyl background between tracks and a few light ticks from the aformentioned marks on 'Komm Gib Mir Deine Hand', but no other noticeable audible distractions.
Cover: NEAR MINT
A superb example which is clean & unworn throughout with sharp unbumped corners and opening edges. Both front & rear panel are clean & unworn having been protected by the shrink for the past 50 years. The shrink itself has a tear across the front panel from the lower right corner but is otherwise complete & fully intact.
Inner-sleeve: EXCELLENT
Clean & flat with a tiny nick to the upper edge but no seam splits.
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