BEATLES 1966 1st Press STEREO UK Parlophone LP - Revolver - With DR ROBERT Label
  £   43
  $   57

 


£ 43 Sold For
Jul 15, 2018 Sold Date
Jul 8, 2018 Start Date
16   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

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I'm having to make this even clearer as people are still buying records I'm grading low and as a 'collection filler', and then complain about the audio quality when they try to play them. If you're looking for a copy to listen to then please look elsewhere.

As I VISUALLY GRADE my records I cannot guarantee that discs will be click, skip and noise free (although any marks that may cause such problems will be highlighted in the description).

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THE BEATLES
Revolver
Original 1966 Stereo Early 1st Pressing with 'DR.' Error on the Label!!

This listing is for a very rare, early stereo 1st pressing of the Beatles LP 'Revolver'.

When this album was originally issued there was an error on the label where the song title 'Doctor Robert' had been contracted to read 'Dr. Robert'. John was unhappy with this and requested that it be changed to it's full wording but only after a fair amount of mono copies had already been manufactured and distributed. However, as production of the stereo copies started a lot later than the mono copies, far far fewer can be found with this error.

In fact, some people say it's near impossible to find an original, stereo copy with the 'Dr. Robert' error on the label!

A great time to add this highly collectible record to your collection!

Please check out large, detailed photos of this record at the bottom of this listing.

Title Revolver Year of Release 1966 Catalogue Number PCS 7009 Label Yellow / Black Parlophone with 'Gramophone' rimtext and 'Sold in UK' statement Tax Code on Disc KT Sleeve Manufacturer Garrod and Lofthouse Side 1 Matrix Number YEX 605-1 Side 2 Matrix Number YEX 606-1 Side 1 Stampers 2 / L Side 2 Stampers 3 / T Sleeve Condition The sleeve is in G+/VG- condition. The sleeve is looking okay but is showing its age. The front has yellows a little and has some creasing and rubbing in the laminate. Top seam is fine but the bottom seam has a split in the middle about an inch or so long. Spine has worn in the middle and just beginning to split through. Back has some wear as you can see in the photo below and has a small tear next to John at the opening. Inner Sleeve Condition - Inserts Condition - Disc Condition
 (VISUALLY GRADED) The disc is in VG- condition. The playing surface has a fair amount of light scuffing but nothing serious or nasty looking. Label Condition The labels are in EX condition. The labels are very clean with just a little whitening around the centrehole. Very nice labels!.


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My Vinyl Grading:

MINT No true preowned disc can be mint. The highest I will ever grade a disc is NM+/M- if it looks untouched and unplayed, but the MINT description will only be for records I personally know have never been played (i.e. I personally bought from new) or for copies that are still sealed. NEAR MINT (NM) For discs that look near flawless and which may have just the slightest, barely visible little whispy marks here and there. EXCELLENT (EX) For discs that still retain a brilliant, clean shine but does have some light scuffs here and there. VERY GOOD (VG) For discs that still look clean and have a nice shine to them, but do have a fair amount of light scuffmarks and/or some light scratches. GOOD (G) For discs that look like they have been loved and have a fair amount of scuffs and surface scratches. Not in terrible condition, but would look like it would play with a lot of crackle. FAIR (F) For discs that may have some life left in them but are pretty trashed with numerous surface scuffs and heavier scuffs and scratches etc POOR (P) For discs that are unplayable and look completely trashed. Discs like this would only ever be offered if they were insanely rare.

 


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